Linda Miller

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Empowering Calibrated (Dis-)Trust in Conversational Agents: A User Study on the Persuasive Power of Limitation Disclaimers vs. Authoritative Style

While conversational agents based on Large Language Models (LLMs) can drive progress in many domains, they are prone to generating faulty information. To ensure an efficient, safe, and satisfactory user experience maximizing benefits of these systems, users must be empowered to judge the reliability of system outputs.…

CHI '243rd AuthorSocial Robot Interaction +1

A Robot Jumping the Queue: Expectations About Politeness and Power During Conflicts in Everyday Human-Robot Encounters

Increasing encounters between people and autonomous service robots may lead to conflicts due to mismatches between human expectations and robot behaviour. This interactive online study (N = 335) investigated human-robot interactions at an elevator, focusing on the effect of communication and behavioural expectations o…

AUTO_UI '232nd AuthorAutomated Driving Interface & Takeover Design +1

I've Got the Power: Exploring the Impact of Cooperative Systems on Driver-initiated Takeovers and Trust in Automated Vehicles in Conflicting Situations

Drivers want to retain a sense of control when driving (partially) automated vehicles (AVs). Future AVs will continue to offer the possibility to drive manually, potentially leading to challenging driver-initiated takeovers (DITs) due to the "out-of-the-loop problem" and reduced driving performance. A driving simulato…

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