Promoting Real-Time Reflection in Synchronous Communication with Generative AI
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Authors
Yi Wen, Meng Xia
arXiv ID
2504.15647
Category
cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction
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arXiv.org
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5 months ago
Abstract
Real-time reflection plays a vital role in synchronous communication. It enables users to adjust their communication strategies dynamically, thereby improving the effectiveness of their communication. Generative AI holds significant potential to enhance real-time reflection due to its ability to comprehensively understand the current context and generate personalized and nuanced content. However, it is challenging to design the way of interaction and information presentation to support the real-time workflow rather than disrupt it. In this position paper, we present a review of existing research on systems designed for reflection in different synchronous communication scenarios. Based on that, we discuss design implications on how to design human-AI interaction to support reflection in real time.
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