How to Model AI Agents as Personas?: Applying the Persona Ecosystem Playground to 41,300 Posts on Moltbook for Behavioral Insights

This paper demonstrates that applying the Persona Ecosystem Playground to 41,300 Moltbook posts via k-means clustering and retrieval-augmented generation successfully generates and validates distinct AI agent personas, proving that such modeling can effectively capture and simulate the behavioral diversity of AI populations in social media ecosystems.

Danial Amin, Joni Salminen, Bernard J. Jansen2026-03-05🤖 cs.AI

Bridging Pedagogy and Play: Introducing a Language Mapping Interface for Human-AI Co-Creation in Educational Game Design

This paper presents a web-based tool that utilizes a controlled natural language interface to enable non-expert educators and an LLM to collaboratively design educational games by explicitly mapping pedagogical intent to gameplay, thereby lowering design barriers while preserving human agency and ensuring alignment between learning goals and game mechanics.

Daijin Yang, Erica Kleinman, Casper Harteveld2026-03-05🤖 cs.AI

UrbanHuRo: A Two-Layer Human-Robot Collaboration Framework for the Joint Optimization of Heterogeneous Urban Services

This paper proposes UrbanHuRo, a two-layer human-robot collaboration framework that jointly optimizes heterogeneous urban services like crowdsourced delivery and sensing through scalable order dispatch and deep reinforcement learning, achieving significant improvements in sensing coverage, courier income, and order timeliness.

Tonmoy Dey, Lin Jiang, Zheng Dong + 1 more2026-03-05🤖 cs.AI

FeedAIde: Guiding App Users to Submit Rich Feedback Reports by Asking Context-Aware Follow-Up Questions

This paper presents FeedAIde, a context-aware feedback system powered by Multimodal Large Language Models that guides app users through adaptive follow-up questions to generate more complete and valuable bug reports and feature requests, as validated by improved user ratings and expert assessments in a real-world iOS app evaluation.

Ali Ebrahimi Pourasad, Meyssam Saghiri, Walid Maalej2026-03-05🤖 cs.AI

LikeThis! Empowering App Users to Submit UI Improvement Suggestions Instead of Complaints

This paper presents LikeThis!, a GenAI-based approach that empowers users to transform vague UI complaints into constructive, actionable feedback by generating concrete design improvement alternatives from user comments and screenshots, which was validated through model benchmarking and a user study showing enhanced feedback quality and developer understanding.

Jialiang Wei, Ali Ebrahimi Pourasad, Walid Maalej2026-03-05🤖 cs.AI