Janzen, SabineBleymehl, RalfAlam, AftabXu, SaschaStein, HannahDachselt, RaimundWeber, Gerhard2018-08-182018-08-182018https://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/16794For simulating human-like intelligence in dialogue systems, individual and partially conflicting motives of interlocutors have to be processed in dialogue planning. Little attention has been given to this topic in dialogue planning in contrast to dialogues that are fully aligned with anticipated user motives. When considering dialogues with congruent and incongruent interlocutor motives like sales dialogues, dialogue systems need to find a balance between competition and cooperation. As a means for balancing such mixed motives in dialogues, we introduce the concept of fairness defined as combination of fair-ness state and fairness maintenance process. Focusing on a dialogue between human and robot in a retailing scenario, we show the application of the SatIsficing Dialogue Engine (inSIDE) - a platform for assessing and maintaining fairness in dialogues with mixed motives.enFairnessdialoguesrobotretailingHCIText/Workshop Paper10.18420/muc2018-demo-0482