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SUMMARY:51. Preliminary Investigation of Communication Types and Strategie
 s in Hat in Dynamic Dual-Task Situation
DESCRIPTION:Poster\n\nSang-Hwan Kim (University of Michigan-Dearborn) and 
 Seungju Choi, Dasol Han, and Yejin Lee (University of Michigan, Dearborn)\
 n\nThis study investigated natural communication strategies employed by hu
 mans in dynamic dual-task situations involving human-AI teams (HATs), and 
 examined the effects of these strategies on task performance, situation aw
 areness (SA), and trust levels. Ten pairs of participants with relevant ba
 ckgrounds performed a dual-task simulation involving tracking and tactical
  assessment tasks. Four distinct task allocation strategies emerged: 'Oper
 ator Monitoring,' 'Action Split,' 'Target Split,' and 'Takeover,' each wit
 h characteristic communication types. Analysis revealed the 'Target Split'
  strategy led to lower accuracy, while 'Takeover' showed poorer tracking p
 erformance. SA was highest for 'Operator Monitoring' and 'Target Split,' b
 ut lowest for 'Takeover.' Moreover, the 'Takeover' strategy resulted in th
 e lowest levels of trust between team members. These findings provide valu
 able insights into enhancing communication and optimizing HAT performance 
 in dynamic dual-task environments. This preliminary study paves the way fo
 r future research involving pseudo-AIs to further explore effective commun
 ication strategies for practical HAT applications.\n\nTrack: Aging, Augmen
 ted Cognition, Children's Issues, Communications, Cybersecurity, Education
 , Environmental Design, General Sessions, Human AI Robot Teaming (AI), Mac
 roergonomics, Occupational Ergonomics, Student Forum, Surface Transportati
 on, Sustainability, System Development
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