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Keynote presentation - Conversations with robots and AIs - Can foundation models support human wellbeing?

04 December 2023, Version 1
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Drawing on examples from several research projects at the National Robotarium and Alana AI, including SPRING (social robots for elder care), RES-Q+ (spoken dialogue to support stroke patients), and RNIB (assistive visual dialogue for partially-sighted people), I will discuss lessons learned and research directions in developing future generative AI systems to support human wellbeing.

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affective robots
human-robot interaction
large language models
generative AI
mental wellbeing
human wellbeing

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Dec 04, 2023 Version 1

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DOI

10.33774/coe-2023-dbq8h
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Cambridge Language Sciences Annual Symposium 2023 [opens in a new tab]

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