Despite the importance of social support in mental health, people often lack access to it. Chatbots have emerged as an alternative approach to providing social support, yet people demonstrate reluctance to embrace this approach. Drawing on social identity theory, we examine how shared similarities between people and ch...
Zi-Cheng Zhu, Tian-Qi Song, Jefferson Lim et al.· Proceedings of the ACM on Hu...· 0 citations
AI assistants increasingly mediate interpersonal communication on behalf of their primary user, but they risk violating the privacy expectations of third-party information owners. Resolving these tensions requires understanding how humans anticipate interpersonal privacy boundaries. Therefore, we conducted a dyadic stu...
Han-Xiang Zeng, Shu-Ning Zhang, Xin-Yuan Zhou et al.· 1 citation
AI agents exert substantial social influence comparable in magnitude to that of human peers, and participants reported more dishonestly when exposed to dishonest rather than honest normative cues, highlighting the importance of managing the behaviors and normative signals communicated by AI group members.
Shu-Ning Zhang, Xin-Yuan Zhou, Yuan-Yang Qiu et al.· 0 citations
This work establishes a precise definition of AI augmentation comprising six conditions, spanning durable net value, meaningful human control, accountability and recovery, and long-term human development through learning, career pathways, and job purpose, and outlines how organisations, researchers, and government lead...
Civic-Ai Collaboration Jiaying Wu, Caleb Ziems, Raymond Chan et al.· 0 citations
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