Co-Performing Agent - Design for Building User-Agent Partnership in Learning and Adaptive Services

Explore a 22-minute conference talk from the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems that delves into the concept of Co-Performing Agents. Learn about designing intelligent systems that foster user-agent partnerships in learning and adaptive services. Discover how researchers used a Wizard-of-Oz-based probe to study user experiences with cooperative agents over a two-month period. Gain insights into factors affecting co-performing behaviors and design implications for building resilient user-agent partnerships. Understand the importance of feedback, partnership mindsets, and participatory design in improving personalized service experiences. Examine the role of initial mental models, common ground, and teaching behaviors in shaping user-agent interactions.

Introduction
CoPerforming Agent
Intelligent Systems
Quality of User Experience
Aims
Feedback
Partnership Mindset
Procession
Agent Learning
Participatory Design
Factors
Initial Mental Models
Implications
Conclusion
Funding
postdoc position
common ground
teaching behavior