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Whose Transparency is it Anyway? Understanding Generative AI Transparency Needs and Gaps Across Stakeholders
Transparency has become a central principle in AI governance, yet there is little agreement about what transparency means, for whom, and in what contexts.Just the Facts: How Dialogues with AI Reduce Conspiracy Beliefs
Personalized dialogues with AI substantially reduce conspiracy beliefs.Personalized Visual Support After Automatic Speech Recognition
Many spoken-language interfaces stop at producing a transcript.Contextual Pictograms for Repairing Multilingual ASR Errors
Speech transcription errors can be difficult to recognize when competing word hypotheses are unfamiliar or visually similar.How Do Artificial Agents Make Decisions in Light of Visual Data?
Vision-language models (VLMs) have demonstrated significant advances in reasoning with visual data, which is particularly important given that much of human knowledge is encoded visually in…TACT: A Pragmatic Approach to Qualitative Analysis with an AI Council
Qualitative data can tell software teams what their stakeholders need, yet rigorously analyzing thousands of qualitative responses takes expert time that few teams can afford or justify.The Male Abstraction Bias in Internet Culture and Large Language Models
Conceptual abstraction and gender are two equally central aspects of the human mind, yet they have traditionally been studied in isolation from one another, as though they were fundamentally separate.Pairing Expert Critique with LLM-Driven Refinement: An Iterative Approach for Curating Quality AI Evaluation Datasets
Evaluating and improving domain-specific LLM responses requires high-quality reference data and rubrics, yet expert authoring is slow and expensive, and synthetic datasets may fail to capture…VisCodeBench: a new benchmark dataset for Text-to-Vis reflecting real-world practice
Generating visualisations from natural language requests (text-to-vis) enables users to explore data more efficiently.IMUdrape: Generating Garment-Mounted Virtual IMU Data from Text through Physics-Based Cloth Simulation
Inertial sensors are moving into clothing, from sensorized sportswear to garments instrumented with hundreds of IMUs.Spatial Organization Is Accessibility Structure: Hierarchical Screen Reading of Mobile UIs
Screen readers for blind and low-vision (BLV) users flatten mobile UIs into a linear sequence.DruMR: A Feedback Driven Mixed Reality Air Drumming System
This paper introduces DruMR, a mixed reality (MR) drumming system designed to make learning drums more accessible, responsive, and feedback-driven.Adjustment control usability and dynamic accommodation in office chairs: A comparative study of two contemporary designs
Adjustability is a core determinant of ergonomic fit in office chairs, but its benefits depend on users being able to operate the controls and, on the chair, continuing to support the body as…A dynamic backrest may help accommodate trunk movement, and multi-device work elicits more of it: An exploratory comparison of high-end office chairs under single- and multi-device tasks
Dynamic-sitting office chairs are usually compared with static sitting rather than with each other, and the contribution of backrest deformability (lateral backrest movement) is unknown.How Contextual Information in Physical Environments Shapes Decisions with AI
AI assistants in augmented reality may advise users about parts of the physical world they cannot directly observe.A Study on the Effects of Finger Movements on a Humanoid Hugging Robot
This study aimed to examine the impact of finger movements in hugging robots on users by experimentally investigating how the presence and patterns of such movements affect users psychologically.Touching Projected Agents through the DAT Screen -System Design and Questions of Interaction Boundaries-
Touching a virtual agent involves more than detecting a finger on a display: the contact surface can deform and resist the user's push, and the agent can respond to that action.Camera-Free Object Discovery and Interaction with GazeTags
We present GazeTags, a camera- and computer-vision-free approach for worn head-gaze object awareness.Ask More, Hear Less: How a Review Prompt Changes What Online Ratings Show
Platforms ask customers for online reviews to reduce self-selection, but theory conflicts on whether review solicitation makes online ratings more or less informative.LLMs Cannot Be Neutral: Gender Sensitivity Across Candidates, Evaluators, and Models
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used to evaluate candidates for professional roles, raising concerns about their sensitivity to demographic identities.