Add to ORKGsupported co-operative work (CSCW) and a distributed approach to artificial intelligence (DAI) share a common problem: communication. We are moving towards a situation of multiple interacting systems. Some of these systems will be humans, others will be 'intelligent ' agents and still others will be 'dumb ' devices. Unless we are clear as to the capabilities of these systems, serious misunderstandings and impoverished HCI will result. This paper seeks to provide the basis of a theory of interaction within which communication can be understood and the capabilities of systems to communicate are brought to the foreground. 1
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This chapter deals with three key issues related to designing and building intelligent agents. First...
embodied agents, avatars In this paper, we propose a framework for understanding technology-mediated...
Automated intelligent agents inhabiting a shared environment must coordinate their activities. Coope...
Agents in the societies can be either human agents or artificial agents. The focus of my present and...
In this paper, we propose an interaction model which allows more realistic interactions for simulati...
This article considers current research in computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW), computer-medi...
\u3cp\u3eJust as AI has moved away from classical AI, human-computer interaction (HCI) must move awa...
The growing complexity of man-machine systems requires greater attention in the design of informatio...
With more services being dispensed by interactive machines, human-to-human (H2H) communication theor...
This dissertation presents advances in HCI through a series of studies focusing on task-oriented int...
As computer technologies become more pervasive new challengers will emerge, requiring approaches tha...
This study looks at interaction at a fundamental structural level, elucidating basic elements of how...
This text is an overview of literature relevant to the development and modelling of interactive syst...
A surge of interest in the capabilities of so-called 'conversational' technologies—both from researc...
In recent years, the number of human-machine interactions has increased considerably. Additionally, ...
This chapter deals with three key issues related to designing and building intelligent agents. First...
embodied agents, avatars In this paper, we propose a framework for understanding technology-mediated...
Automated intelligent agents inhabiting a shared environment must coordinate their activities. Coope...