Intent Confidence Calibration in AI Social Matching
A research framework for deciding how strongly AI social systems should trust explicit, inferred and temporary user intents.
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A research framework for deciding how strongly AI social systems should trust explicit, inferred and temporary user intents.
A benchmark framework for testing AI social matching when a new user has little history but can express goals in natural language.
A benchmark for testing whether creator digital twins distinguish approved creator knowledge, public sources and model inference in their answers.
A research framework for quantifying gesture, gaze, posture and transition consistency as part of persistent digital-human identity.
A framework for testing whether AI social products move connections between discovery, active relationship, pause and closure states correctly.
A benchmark framework for evaluating whether proactive AI companion messages are relevant, well-timed and non-pressuring across long relationships.
A longitudinal test framework for checking whether relationship, notification and topic boundaries remain effective across future AI companion sessions.
A protocol for keeping creator digital twin knowledge current while separating factual updates from stable personality and identity layers.
A framework for evaluating nods, short acknowledgements and listening signals in real-time digital human conversation.
A research model for representing social goals that change over time instead of treating one onboarding preference as a permanent user identity.