2016
DOI: 10.1145/2897939
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Gender and status in voice user interfaces

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“…There have been gender issues noted in the interaction with robots [184], and in user reactions to gendered robot designs [160]; however, there is also research indicating that robot gender does not play a role [169]. Voice user interfaces are being designed that are based on stereotyped gender roles which reinforce the existing power structures [92]. More research in these novel areas is warranted.…”
Section: Discussion and Future Research Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been gender issues noted in the interaction with robots [184], and in user reactions to gendered robot designs [160]; however, there is also research indicating that robot gender does not play a role [169]. Voice user interfaces are being designed that are based on stereotyped gender roles which reinforce the existing power structures [92]. More research in these novel areas is warranted.…”
Section: Discussion and Future Research Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Geschlechterstereotype und geschlechtsspezifische Kommunikationsweisen finden sich auch in den Daten, mit welchen Voice Assistants trainiert werden (Morley 2020;West et al 2019). Frauen nutzen beispielsweise Personalpronomen, Verben und soziale Wörter häufiger als Männer (Hannon 2016). Selbst wenn es sich bei Voice Assistants noch um schwache KI handelt, dürfen diese spezifischen Muster respektive stereotype Prägungen in den Datensätzen nicht ignoriert werden.…”
Section: Geschlechterstereotype In Den Trainingsdatenunclassified
“…Our study is not designed as a reflection on Amazon Echo or voice interfaces-there are emerging critiques of voice assistants including discussions around their gendered or biased character [5,6] connected with concerns of inbuilt bias in the training data they draw upon. Instead, we are interested in delving deeper into how participants in the study encountered and dealt with interactional trouble.…”
Section: Studying Voice Interfaces In Usementioning
confidence: 99%