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Investigating Trust Issues arising from Human-Robot Information Sharing

TitleInvestigating Trust Issues arising from Human-Robot Information Sharing
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2012
AuthorsKeysermann MU, Aylett R, Enz S, Cramer H, Zoll C, Vargas PA
Refereed DesignationUnknown
Conference NameHuman-Agent Interaction Design and Models (HAIDM)
Date Published06/2012
PublisherSpringer
Conference LocationValencia, Spain
Keywordshuman-robot interaction, Information Sharing, lirec, privacy, Trust
AbstractThis paper discusses an experiment to investigate issues of trust and confidentiality when sharing information with a robot companion in an office context. A first phase is reported in which an online questionnaire was used to collect general opinions about information sharing with a robot companion as well as preferences regarding collection and treatment of information. We then present a live interaction study in which test subjects role-played new members of an office team and ex- changed potentially sensitive information with the robot companion concerning other team members. We discuss the evaluated results and their implications for handling information sharing with a robot companion in an office situation. Finally we suggest generic improvements for HRI systems used for information exchange.
URLhttp://dl.lirec.org/papers/KeysermannEtAl_HAIDM2012.pdf
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