SimTube: Generating Simulated Video Comments through Multimodal AI and User Personas

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Autori principali: Hung, Yu-Kai, Huang, Yun-Chien, Su, Ting-Yu, Lin, Yen-Ting, Cheng, Lung-Pan, Wang, Bryan, Sun, Shao-Hua
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Hung, Yu-Kai
Huang, Yun-Chien
Su, Ting-Yu
Lin, Yen-Ting
Cheng, Lung-Pan
Wang, Bryan
Sun, Shao-Hua
author_facet Hung, Yu-Kai
Huang, Yun-Chien
Su, Ting-Yu
Lin, Yen-Ting
Cheng, Lung-Pan
Wang, Bryan
Sun, Shao-Hua
contents Audience feedback is crucial for refining video content, yet it typically comes after publication, limiting creators' ability to make timely adjustments. To bridge this gap, we introduce SimTube, a generative AI system designed to simulate audience feedback in the form of video comments before a video's release. SimTube features a computational pipeline that integrates multimodal data from the video-such as visuals, audio, and metadata-with user personas derived from a broad and diverse corpus of audience demographics, generating varied and contextually relevant feedback. Furthermore, the system's UI allows creators to explore and customize the simulated comments. Through a comprehensive evaluation-comprising quantitative analysis, crowd-sourced assessments, and qualitative user studies-we show that SimTube's generated comments are not only relevant, believable, and diverse but often more detailed and informative than actual audience comments, highlighting its potential to help creators refine their content before release.
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spellingShingle SimTube: Generating Simulated Video Comments through Multimodal AI and User Personas
Hung, Yu-Kai
Huang, Yun-Chien
Su, Ting-Yu
Lin, Yen-Ting
Cheng, Lung-Pan
Wang, Bryan
Sun, Shao-Hua
Human-Computer Interaction
Audience feedback is crucial for refining video content, yet it typically comes after publication, limiting creators' ability to make timely adjustments. To bridge this gap, we introduce SimTube, a generative AI system designed to simulate audience feedback in the form of video comments before a video's release. SimTube features a computational pipeline that integrates multimodal data from the video-such as visuals, audio, and metadata-with user personas derived from a broad and diverse corpus of audience demographics, generating varied and contextually relevant feedback. Furthermore, the system's UI allows creators to explore and customize the simulated comments. Through a comprehensive evaluation-comprising quantitative analysis, crowd-sourced assessments, and qualitative user studies-we show that SimTube's generated comments are not only relevant, believable, and diverse but often more detailed and informative than actual audience comments, highlighting its potential to help creators refine their content before release.
title SimTube: Generating Simulated Video Comments through Multimodal AI and User Personas
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.09577