Speaking the Language of Your Listener¶
Takmaz, E., Brandizzi, N., Giulianelli, M., Pezzelle, S., & Fernandez, R. (2023). Speaking the Language of Your Listener: Audience-Aware Adaptation via Plug-and-Play Theory of Mind. Findings of the Association for Computational Linguistics: ACL 2023, 4198-4217.
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- Curse Of Knowledge
- The reasoning is bounded to cognitive substrates — it applies wherever agents model other agents' epistemic states — but within that domain it is a reliable structural expectation, and recent work suggests sufficiently capable artificial agents inherit the same asymmetry when they must communicate with less-capable ones.
This sourceA capable artificial speaker must explicitly simulate a less-informed listener to adapt its utterances — the informed-vs-uninformed simulation asymmetry in an artificial agent.
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Shows an informed artificial speaker adapting to a less-informed listener via an engineered simulation module, not that capable agents inherit the asymmetry.
“In this paper, we model a visually grounded referential game between a knowledgeable speaker and a listener with more limited visual and linguistic experience. Inspired by psycholinguistic theories, we endow our speaker with the ability to adapt its referring expressions via a simulation module that monitors the effectiveness of planned utterances from the listener’s perspective.”
- The reasoning is bounded to cognitive substrates — it applies wherever agents model other agents' epistemic states — but within that domain it is a reliable structural expectation, and recent work suggests sufficiently capable artificial agents inherit the same asymmetry when they must communicate with less-capable ones.
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