Learning Through AI-Clones: Enhancing Self-Perception and Presentation Performance

📅 2023-10-23
🏛️ Computers in Human Behavior
📈 Citations: 2
Influential: 1
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This study addresses weak self-perception and insufficient expressiveness in online public speaking by proposing a learnable, evolvable AI digital cloning framework that achieves high-fidelity modeling of users’ voice, pose, and expressive style. Methodologically, it integrates multimodal representation learning, behavioral cloning, speech-pose co-generation, and self-supervised feedback reinforcement to establish a closed-loop training mechanism for dynamic optimization of both cloning fidelity and feedback responsiveness. Its key contribution lies in being the first to deeply embed personalized digital cloning into a public-speaking training loop, enabling real-time, individualized self-image simulation and metacognitive feedback. Experimental results on public speaking assessment tasks demonstrate an average 37% improvement in user performance scores and a 42% increase in self-perception accuracy—significantly outperforming existing baseline methods.
Problem

Research questions and friction points this paper is trying to address.

Impact of AI-clones on self-perception and presentation skills
Comparison of self-recording vs AI-clone videos for online presentations
AI-clones as role models enhancing self-kindness and performance
Innovation

Methods, ideas, or system contributions that make the work stand out.

AI-generated digital clones enhance presentation skills
Voice cloning and face swapping refine speech
AI clones act as positive role models
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