Alexander Mois Aroyo — accepted AI-conference papers

2021

Expectations Vs. Reality: Unreliability and Transparency in a Treasure Hunt Game With Icub

Alexander Mois Aroyo, Dario Pasquali, Austin Kothig, Francesco Rea, Giulio Sandini, Alessandra Sciutti

RA-L 2021

Trust is essential in human-robot interactions, and in times where machines are yet to be fully reliable, it is important to study how robotic hardware faults can affect the human counterpart. This experiment builds on a previous research that studied trust changes in a game-like scenario with the h

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2018

Trust and Social Engineering in Human Robot Interaction: Will a Robot Make You Disclose Sensitive Information, Conform to Its Recommendations or Gamble?

Alexander Mois Aroyo, Francesco Rea, Giulio Sandini, Alessandra Sciutti

RA-L 2018

Robots such as information security and overtrust in them are gaining increasing relevance. This research aims at giving an insight into how trust toward robots could be exploited for the purpose of social engineering. Drawing on Mitnick's model, a well-known social engineering framework, an interac

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