近接状態ナッジング:AI支援による技能萎縮の軽減
Proximal State Nudging: Reducing Skill Atrophy from AI Assistance
AI支援下での技能低下を防ぐため、学習しやすい状態へユーザーを誘導する共有自律アルゴリズムを提案し、シミュレーションと人間実験で効果を実証した。
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著者: Megha Srivastava, Jonathan Ouyang, Eric Zhou, Andrew Silva, Emily Sumner, Dorsa Sadigh, Yuchen Cui, Deepak Gopinath, Guy Rosman
分類: cs.RO, cs.HC, cs.LG
原文アブストラクト
Skill atrophy, the gradual decline of human capability under AI assistance, poses a safety risk in shared-control of semi-autonomous systems, where operators may be unable to distinguish their own inputs from autonomous corrections. We propose Proximal State Nudging (PSN), a shared autonomy algorithm that jointly optimizes for skill development and task performance by nudging users toward states estimated to be most learnable. We first show that PSN outperforms existing shared autonomy baselines in balancing student improvement in unassisted reward with overall shared performance, using simulated students in the classic LunarLander environment. We then present, to the best of our knowledge, the first human subject studies of a planner incorporating learning-compatible shared autonomy: across two driving tasks in the CARLA simulator (High Performance Racing and Parallel Parking, n = 60), PSN produces up to 7x larger gains in unassisted skill than standard blended shared autonomy, while incurring 50% fewer collisions than unassisted self-practice.
