Introspectus AI: Long-term AI-Driven Dialogue Training To Promote Self-Reflection
Shengyin Li, Guangyao Zhu, Danyang Peng, Ximing Shen, Chenyu Tu, Xiaru Meng, Yun Suen Pai, Giulia Barbareschi, Kouta Minamizawa
Abstract
Introspectus AI is a generative AI-based system designed to enhance self-reflection and support positive behavior change. By leveraging multimodal information from users' daily life recordings, it provides personalized and detailed feedback, aiming to deepen self-awareness and facilitate positive behavioral adjustments. This study explores the short-term and long-term impacts of interacting with Introspectus AI, focusing on its potential to enhance reflective practices and improve the acceptance of generative AI tools. Following the user experience was defined through an initial round of workshops with four experts. The resulting system was evaluated through a long-term study involving 64 participants. The results demonstrate that AI-supported interventions significantly improved engagement in self-reflection, the need for reflection, and insight, while also increasing user acceptance of generative AI over time. These findings underscore the potential of generative AI as a practical tool for self-improvement, offering insights into its broader applicability in promoting well-being and personal growth.
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