Abstract

Conversational agents are becoming increasingly popular. These systems present an extremely rich and challenging research space for addressing many aspects of user awareness and adaptation, such as user profiles, contexts, personalities, emotions, social dynamics, conversational styles, etc. Adaptive interfaces are of long-standing interest for the HCI community. Meanwhile, new machine learning approaches are introduced in the current generation of conversational agents, such as deep learning, reinforcement learning, and active learning. It is imperative to consider how various aspects of user-awareness should be handled by these new techniques. The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers in HCI, user modeling, and the AI and NLP communities from both industry and academia, who are interested in advancing the state-of-the-art on the topic of user-aware conversational agents. Through a focused and open exchange of ideas and discussions, we will work to identify central research topics in user-aware conversational agents and develop a strong interdisciplinary foundation to address them.

Keywords:
Computer science Adaptation (eye) Human–computer interaction User modeling Reinforcement learning Dialog system Space (punctuation) User interface World Wide Web Artificial intelligence

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