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Affective Expression in AI-Leveraged User Interface Interaction Design

Lele Yin

Abstract


With the continuous integration of AI technology and the Human-Machine interaction sector, UI interaction design has gradually
shifted from traditional functional interaction to a more affective and humanized interaction approach. Affective expression is an important
channel for enhancing user experience and shortening Human-Machine distance. It has completely transcended the previous rigid and unidirectional Human-Machine interaction method. This study synthesizes the main content, expression dimensions and application logic of affective design in AI-leveraged interfaces, analyzes the characteristics and implementation methods of current affective interaction design in
AI-leveraged interfaces, summarizes the existing problems in current design implementation and presents forward-looking insights on future
trends, aiming to improve the relevant theoretical research on affective design in AI interaction scenarios, and provide theoretical support and
replicable frameworks for the affective and empathic design of Human-Machine Interfaces.

Keywords


Artificial Intelligence (AI); User Interface (UI) Design; Interaction Design; Affective Expression

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/aitr.v4i1.9654

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