The Art of Dialogue: Synergistic Effects of Language Adaptation and Emotional Intelligence in AI Systems
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Artificial Intelligence, Dialogue Systems, Language Adaptation, Emotional Intelligence, Human-Computer InteractionAbstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly applied in areas such as voice assistants, customer service, and healthcare. However, current AI systems often lack semantic understanding and emotional expression capabilities when interacting with humans, leading to poor user experiences. To enable AI systems to converse more naturally with humans, it is necessary to synergistically optimize two key capabilities: language adaptation and emotional intelligence. This paper reviews the latest research progress in AI dialogue systems regarding language adaptation and emotional intelligence. In terms of language adaptation, this paper summarizes technologies such as personalized dialogue, knowledge-enhanced dialogue, and multi-turn contextual dialogue. In terms of emotional intelligence, this paper outlines work in areas such as emotion recognition, emotional dialogue generation, and empathetic dialogue. Additionally, this paper discusses strategies for synergistic optimization of language adaptation and emotional intelligence, as well as challenges in dialogue system evaluation. Finally, this paper looks ahead to future directions for AI dialogue systems.
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