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Understanding Role Switching in Human-AI Collaboration through Multimodal Behavioral Signals
Human-AI collaboration often requires dividing complex tasks into complementary subtasks. As a task unfolds, users may want to shift which subtasks they perform and which their AI partner performs, in response to evolving task demands and perceptions of the AI's capabilities. In this work, we invest
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