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Exploring Large Language Models for Human-Robot Teaming in VR

Q: How can users better adapt their communication strategies to correct agent misconceptions?

Users can better adapt their communication strategies to correct agent misconceptions by actively engaging in dialogue with the agents. When users notice discrepancies between their understanding of the virtual world and that of the agents, they should provide clear and specific instructions or feedback to guide the agents towards a shared understanding. Users can use descriptive language, visual aids if available, and ask clarifying questions to ensure that the agents comprehend their intentions accurately. Additionally, users can encourage open communication with the agents, allowing for mutual clarification and adjustment of perceptions.

Q: What implications does a shared world model between users and agents have on human-robot collaboration?

A shared world model between users and agents has significant implications for human-robot collaboration. It fosters a common ground for interaction where both parties align their perspectives on tasks, goals, and environmental elements. This alignment enhances communication efficiency, reduces misunderstandings, and promotes smoother coordination between humans and robots. By establishing a shared understanding of the environment and task objectives, human-robot collaboration becomes more effective, leading to improved task performance and overall user satisfaction.

Q: How might instruction-based dialog impact the development of more intuitive human-robot interactions?

Instruction-based dialog can impact the development of more intuitive human-robot interactions by shaping user expectations regarding how they interact with robots. When users engage in instruction-based dialog with robots by providing clear commands or directives, it sets a precedent for structured communication patterns that facilitate task completion efficiently. This type of interaction style may lead to streamlined workflows in collaborative settings where precise instructions are crucial for robot actions. However, there is also room for incorporating conversational elements within instruction-based dialog to create a balance between efficient task execution and natural language interaction in human-robot interactions.

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The author explores the integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT into human-robot teaming environments to facilitate variable autonomy through verbal communication, highlighting the potential utility of LLMs in shared control and variable autonomy.

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The study investigates user strategies and behaviors when interacting with GPT-powered simulated robot agents in a VR setting. Participants engage in task-oriented dialogue, adapting their communication styles to correct agent misconceptions and navigate challenges.

The study reveals insights into how users perceive interactions with LLM-based agents, emphasizing the importance of establishing a shared world model between users and agents. Participants predominantly adopt an instruction-based dialog approach, treating agents as recipients of commands while occasionally engaging in conversation-like language.

Participants demonstrate adaptive communication strategies to address conflicts in perception between users and agents, showcasing a nuanced understanding of the virtual environment. The study sheds light on the dynamics of human-robot interaction mediated by LLMs, offering valuable insights for future research in robotics and AI.

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A user study with 12 participants explores the effectiveness of GPT-4.
Users interact with simulated robot agents through natural language.
Lessons learned for future research and technical implementations are provided.
Participants engage in task-oriented dialogue to complete various tasks.
The study spans seven tasks increasing in complexity to elicit different interaction dynamics.

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"The feedback was helpful. They informed me about their understanding of commands and their perception of the environment." - Participant 11
"When the robots couldn’t do something, they always explained, 'I can’t do that,' then added unnecessary information." - Participant 7

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Exploring Large Language Models to Facilitate Variable Autonomy for Human-Robot Teaming

by Younes Lakhn... om arxiv.org 03-11-2024

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2312.07214.pdf

Exploring Large Language Models to Facilitate Variable Autonomy for Human-Robot Teaming

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How can users better adapt their communication strategies to correct agent misconceptions?

Users can better adapt their communication strategies to correct agent misconceptions by actively engaging in dialogue with the agents. When users notice discrepancies between their understanding of the virtual world and that of the agents, they should provide clear and specific instructions or feedback to guide the agents towards a shared understanding. Users can use descriptive language, visual aids if available, and ask clarifying questions to ensure that the agents comprehend their intentions accurately. Additionally, users can encourage open communication with the agents, allowing for mutual clarification and adjustment of perceptions.

What implications does a shared world model between users and agents have on human-robot collaboration?

A shared world model between users and agents has significant implications for human-robot collaboration. It fosters a common ground for interaction where both parties align their perspectives on tasks, goals, and environmental elements. This alignment enhances communication efficiency, reduces misunderstandings, and promotes smoother coordination between humans and robots. By establishing a shared understanding of the environment and task objectives, human-robot collaboration becomes more effective, leading to improved task performance and overall user satisfaction.

How might instruction-based dialog impact the development of more intuitive human-robot interactions?

Instruction-based dialog can impact the development of more intuitive human-robot interactions by shaping user expectations regarding how they interact with robots. When users engage in instruction-based dialog with robots by providing clear commands or directives, it sets a precedent for structured communication patterns that facilitate task completion efficiently. This type of interaction style may lead to streamlined workflows in collaborative settings where precise instructions are crucial for robot actions. However, there is also room for incorporating conversational elements within instruction-based dialog to create a balance between efficient task execution and natural language interaction in human-robot interactions.