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# Shared Decision Making

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  1. arXiv

    Assistive agents in shared driving learn to guess intent first, improving torque alignment and collision rate in racing and urban driving

    Assistive agents in shared control must act on the human's intent while staying legible enough for the human to respond in real time. Dream2Assist adds intent inference to a recurrent state-space world model and trains the assistive policy through fictitious co-play, anticipating discrete human objectives without overriding human agency. Three human-subjects studies and a preliminary on-vehicle deployment span high-speed racing (N=30) and urban driving with richer intent structure (N=10), where intent conditioning yields measurable improvements in torque alignment and collision rate.

  2. Urogynecology

    ChatGPT-generated surgical decision aids for pelvic floor disorders had high patient understandability, but about 30% of topics fell short on accuracy and overall readability was high

    In this cross-sectional study, six urogynecologists developed six questions comparing two treatment options for common urogynecological conditions and entered them into ChatGPT to create decision aid tools; patients and physicians then rated understandability with a Patient Education Materials Assessment Tool, physicians rated reliability with a modified DISCERN instrument and accuracy on a 5-point Likert scale, and readability was assessed with the Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease score, showing high patient and physician understandability for all tools, fair reliability with an average mDISCERN score of 26, accuracy below 4 (unfavorable) on 2 of the tools, and a high reading level required overall.

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