Learning in domains involving complex motor skills, such as performance driving, often requires feedback that is timely, personalized, and actionable. Yet many drivers rely on video and telemetry data to review their performance without guidance. We explore how conversational AI can support post-drive reflection by integrating LLM-generated coaching into an interactive review interface. In an exploratory within-subjects simulator study (n=16), participants completed laps under two conditions: one with video and data visualizations alone, and another with the same tools augmented with a conversational interface that provided verbal feedback after each lap. Conversational feedback supported short-term improvements in lap time, average speed, and steering control, and was rated as more useful and satisfying—though it also elicited slightly higher nervousness. These results suggest that conversational AI can make post-drive feedback more interpretable and actionable, particularly for drivers reviewing performance data in high-skill contexts like performance driving.

Quick Actions

Share

Share this page

ios_share

https://hci.top/en/papers/auto_ui/205153/2025

AdRecommended

Learn AI Coding at CodeNow

At a Glance

Paper Snapshot

fact_check
dataset
Source
AutoUI
calendar_month
Year
2025
emoji_events
Award
No award tagged
group
Authors
10 authors
sell
Subtopics
Human-LLM Collaboration, AI-Assisted Decision-Making & Automation
work
Professions
Truck Drivers & Logistics Drivers, AI/ML Researchers & Engineers
article
Content Status
Abstract only
hub
Related Papers
10 related papers