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Human-Computer Interaction
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UI-UG 2: Advancing Mobile UI Understanding and Generation with Fine-Grained Supervision and Reinforcement Learning
Mobile UI understanding and generation require both fine-grained component perception and reliable structured synthesis.Is That Clear? The Impacts of Clarifying Questions on Human-LLM Interaction
LLM assistants increasingly ask clarifying questions (CQs) to elicit preferences and tailor recommendations.Acceptance and Responsibility Attribution Toward Autonomous Ambulances Across Driving Conditions: A Preliminary Survey of Fire Service Personnel
Traffic incidents involving ambulances and fire engines during emergency-response driving can have serious consequences.Discussing politics with a chatbot: How political beliefs shape prompt formulation for generative AI
By generating comprehensive and highly personalized answers to user prompts, AI chatbots such as ChatGPT and Gemini can serve as alternatives to search engines and substantially transform online…Projecting the Public: Reflections and Recommendations for Empirical Visualization Studies of General Audiences
Calls for shifting visualization research to general audiences outside of professional contexts have been put forward since the early 2000s, but expanding outwards means contending with a diversity…Precision Through Play: Enhancing Fundamental Laparoscopic Skill Acquisition Via Gamified XR and Pseudo-Haptics
Extended Reality (XR) technologies have shown potential to improve laparoscopic skills acquisition.Reasoning Across Scales: Learning Challenges and Opportunities for Immersive Technologies in Chip Design Education
As demand for semiconductor talent grows, education must prepare learners for the complexity of modern chip design.Flash Word : ESL Listening Support with Subtitle Skimming
Listening to English audio with English subtitles is thought to be effective for ESL students to improve listening comprehension skills.When Should AI Agents Ask? Clarification Requests Under Limited Human Attention
AI agents increasingly carry out delegated tasks in parallel, with one person overseeing several of them at once.Imputing Missing Data in Longitudinal Life-Logging Athlete Data
Long-term, diverse personal informatics data enables athletes to understand and act on their health and performance goals, whether assessing readiness right now, tracking how soreness relates to…Toward Low-Burden Image-Based Dietary Assessment Through Human-AI Collaborative Correction
Image-based dietary assessment can automate initial food logging, but meal photographs often leave food identity, hidden ingredients, preparation, and portion uncertain, making correction a…When History Overrides Intent: Relational Schema Lock-In in Human-LLM Interaction
Long-context interaction and persistent memory allow LLM assistants to develop history-grounded understandings of users.Hybrid Computer Use: A Unified Programmatic, Semantic, and Visual Interface for General Agents
Computer-use agents increasingly tackle tasks ranging from everyday desktop activities to long-horizon professional workflows.A prospective randomized study of patient-centered AI for clinical visit preparation
Patients often arrive at brief, time-constrained clinical visits unsure of what to expect or ask, and millions of adults now turn to general-purpose AI chatbots to prepare beforehand.Altered Visual Hand Feedback in Virtual Reality: An Exploratory Study in Essential Tremor
Pathological tremor is the most prevalent movement disorder worldwide, characterized by involuntary muscular oscillations within a frequency of 3 to 12 Hz.Look Over There! Dynamic Visual Guidance for AI-Narrated Slides
Slides present information spatially, but narration unfolds linearly, leaving the viewer struggling to locate what the narration refers to.Designing wearable haptic cueing for neurological gait rehabilitation: user requirements across residential care and community settings
Wearable haptic cueing offers rhythmic prompts for neurological gait rehabilitation while leaving hearing available for communication and environmental awareness.When Architectural Spaces Start to Act
Architectural spaces are increasingly gaining robotic capabilities.MERIDIAN: Memory-Encoded Rituals for Intimacy across Distance in an Interactive, Asynchronous Neighbourhood
How can shared memories become playable structures for partners who live in different time zones?SimXAI: A Simple Drop-in Layer Increases Interaction Quality and Understanding in Conversational XAI
Conversational explainable AI (ConvXAI) agents often use GUS-style architectures with separate modules for intent recognition, dialogue management, and template-based response generation.