The content discusses the GOLF framework, emphasizing how Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT can revolutionize human-AI collaboration. It introduces a new paradigm for task-oriented information seeking, likening it to playing golf. By focusing on strategic prompts and prioritizing end goals, LLM-based systems reduce cognitive burden and offer more efficient information retrieval. The study proposes the GOLF framework to support significant life decisions through goal orientation and long-term planning. It outlines a comprehensive simulation study to test the framework's efficacy and experiments with different models and settings. The methodology includes task hierarchies in Information Seeking and Retrieval (ISR), recent progress in task support research, LLM agent capabilities in task automation, research questions about AI agents supporting long-term human tasks, proposed methodology for implementing the GOLF framework, simulation studies to test interaction processes, evaluation methods involving LLM evaluators and human assessors, model experiments using different AI architectures, deployment considerations for real-world applications, specific research issues for discussion regarding user studies and ethical implications.
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by Ben Wang kl. arxiv.org 03-27-2024
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