Andrew Gritsevskiy

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Andrew Gritsevskiy is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of human-computer interaction and autonomous vehicle technology, with a particular focus on how drivers perceive and interact with in-vehicle intelligent agents (IVIAs). His most cited study, "In-Vehicle Intelligent Agents in Fully Autonomous Driving: The Effects of Speech Style and Embodiment Together and Separately" (2021, 40 citations), is a landmark investigation into the nuanced interplay between an agent's speech style—whether informative or conversational—and its physical form, such as a voice-only interface versus a robot. This work provides critical insights for designing more effective and trusted human-agent interactions in fully autonomous vehicles, demonstrating that the combination of these factors significantly shapes driver experience and acceptance. By systematically disentangling the effects of speech and embodiment, Gritsevskiy has contributed a foundational framework for the next generation of in-car AI assistants. His research is essential reading for scholars and engineers working to create safe, intuitive, and socially intelligent autonomous driving systems.