Despite the importance of social support in mental health, people often lack access to it. Chatbots have emerged as an alternative approach to providing social support, yet people demonstrate reluctance to embrace this approach. Drawing on social identity theory, we examine how shared similarities between people and ch...
Zi-Cheng Zhu, Tian-Qi Song, Jefferson Lim et al.· Proceedings of the ACM on Hu...· 0 citations
AI assistants increasingly mediate interpersonal communication on behalf of their primary user, but they risk violating the privacy expectations of third-party information owners. Resolving these tensions requires understanding how humans anticipate interpersonal privacy boundaries. Therefore, we conducted a dyadic stu...
Han-Xiang Zeng, Shu-Ning Zhang, Xin-Yuan Zhou et al.· 1 citation
Human dishonesty in group settings is highly susceptible to peer influence, particularly when incentivized. Although artificial intelligence (AI) evolves from passive tools into active collaborators, its impact on human moral behavior within groups remains underexplored. We addressed this gap through a two-phase random...
Shu-Ning Zhang, Xin-Yuan Zhou, Yuan-Yang Qiu et al.· 0 citations
We aim to characterise the value of artificial intelligence in the workplace. Current studies largely measure this value in terms of the current automation capabilities and public adoption of AI. However, such metrics ignore the greater impacts of human--agent collaboration in transforming the nature of work. To accoun...
Civic-Ai Collaboration Jiaying Wu, Caleb Ziems, Raymond Chan et al.· 0 citations
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