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UC Merced Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society Title Proposing Artificial Subtle Expressions as an Intuitive Notification Methodology for Artificial Agents' Internal States Publication Date Proposing Artificial Subtle Expressions as an Intuitive Notification Methodology for Artificial Agents' Internal States
2010
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society
unpublished
We describe artificial subtle expressions (ASEs) as an intuitive notification methodology for artifacts' internal states for users. We prepared two types of audio ASEs: one was a flat artificial sound (flat ASE), and the other was a sound that decreased in pitch (decreasing ASE). These two ASEs were played after a robot made a suggestion to the users. Specifically, we expected that the decreasing ASE would inform users of the robot's lower level of confidence in its suggestion. We then
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