An Exploratory Study on Multi-modal Generative AI in AR Storytelling

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Auteurs principaux: Doh, Hyungjun, Shi, Jingyu, Jain, Rahul, Kim, Heesoo, Ramani, Karthik
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author Doh, Hyungjun
Shi, Jingyu
Jain, Rahul
Kim, Heesoo
Ramani, Karthik
author_facet Doh, Hyungjun
Shi, Jingyu
Jain, Rahul
Kim, Heesoo
Ramani, Karthik
contents Storytelling in AR has gained attention due to its multi-modality and interactivity. However, generating multi-modal content for AR storytelling requires expertise and efforts for high-quality conveyance of the narrator's intention. Recently, Generative-AI (GenAI) has shown promising applications in multi-modal content generation. Despite the potential benefit, current research calls for validating the effect of AI-generated content (AIGC) in AR Storytelling. Therefore, we conducted an exploratory study to investigate the utilization of GenAI. Analyzing 223 AR videos, we identified a design space for multi-modal AR Storytelling. Based on the design space, we developed a testbed facilitating multi-modal content generation and atomic elements in AR Storytelling. Through two studies with N=30 experienced storytellers and live presenters, we 1. revealed participants' preferences for modalities, 2. evaluated the interactions with AI to generate content, and 3. assessed the quality of the AIGC for AR Storytelling. We further discussed design considerations for future AR Storytelling with GenAI.
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spellingShingle An Exploratory Study on Multi-modal Generative AI in AR Storytelling
Doh, Hyungjun
Shi, Jingyu
Jain, Rahul
Kim, Heesoo
Ramani, Karthik
Human-Computer Interaction
Storytelling in AR has gained attention due to its multi-modality and interactivity. However, generating multi-modal content for AR storytelling requires expertise and efforts for high-quality conveyance of the narrator's intention. Recently, Generative-AI (GenAI) has shown promising applications in multi-modal content generation. Despite the potential benefit, current research calls for validating the effect of AI-generated content (AIGC) in AR Storytelling. Therefore, we conducted an exploratory study to investigate the utilization of GenAI. Analyzing 223 AR videos, we identified a design space for multi-modal AR Storytelling. Based on the design space, we developed a testbed facilitating multi-modal content generation and atomic elements in AR Storytelling. Through two studies with N=30 experienced storytellers and live presenters, we 1. revealed participants' preferences for modalities, 2. evaluated the interactions with AI to generate content, and 3. assessed the quality of the AIGC for AR Storytelling. We further discussed design considerations for future AR Storytelling with GenAI.
title An Exploratory Study on Multi-modal Generative AI in AR Storytelling
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.15973