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Damien Rudaz - What Conversational Robots (Still) Do Not Do

Talking Robotics #78 Speaker Damien Rudaz Title What conversational robots (still) do not do. Discussing some seen-but-unnoticed practices absent from conversational interactions between humans and robots. Speaker Bio Damien Rudaz is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen and a former User Experience researcher at the robotics company Softbank Robotics. As opposed to viewing the inner workings of human-robot interactions as black boxes, his research investigates the finely tuned micro-interactional practices through which a robot emerges, momentarily, as a “social agent” in the presence of humans. Using the micro-analytic approach of Ethnomethodological Conversation Analysis, Damien’s results rely on the analysis of large video corpora of naturalistic encounters between humans and humanoid robots (in a museum, an office building, etc.). During his doctoral work, the detailed exploration of these data allowed Damien to highlight that, to this day, interactional work (e.g., repairing the interaction, monitoring for mistakes, etc.) is still mainly incumbent upon human participants, even in interactions with new voice agents based on recent language models. Notably, Damien highlighted how, in multiparty interactions, a robot’s conduct is often framed a posteriori by the audience to be meaningful for the person directly interacting with this robot. This “pre-chewing” of a robot’s conduct by a third party (after this robot has spoken, gestured, moved, etc.) – to re-configure it as a relevant contribution for the main speaker – is one facet of the work to make technology “work”. Speaker Links: X: https://x.com/_DamienRudaz Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?... Chapters 00:00 Presenter Introduction 02:08 Presentation 35:57 Q&A 49:46 End //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Talking Robotics is a series of virtual seminars about Robotics and its interaction with other relevant fields, such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Design Research, Human-Robot Interaction, among others. We aim to promote reflections, dialogues, and a place to network. Organized by Silvia Tulli, Riddhiman Laha,Nitin Ragothaman, Gabriella Miles, Niveditha Kalavakonda, Yuhe Gong and Marine Chamoux Email: talkingrobotics at gmail dot com Web Page: https://talking-robotics.github.io Twitter: @talkingrobotics