Shi Chen

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Behind the Same Mask: Understanding the Practice of Spontaneous Collective Anonymity on Chinese Social Platforms

Anonymity plays a crucial role in social interactions online. Recently, a new phenomenon has emerged on Chinese social platforms where users collectively adopt a uniform avatar and nickname "momo", thereby achieving anonymity. However, understanding such spontaneous collective anonymity within Chinese cultural and con…

CHI '251st AuthorVoice User Interface (VUI) Design +1

Voice by the Non-sighted: Practices and Challenges of Audiobook Voice Actors with Blind and Low Vision in China

Auditory sense is the primary channel for people with blind and low vision (BLV) to access information. This paper aims to understand the productization of individual voices of BLV voice actors in the audiobook industry. We conducted online semi-interviews with the BLV voice actors in China (N = 13) and gained insight…

CHI '245th+ AuthorHuman-LLM Collaboration +1

SimUser: Generating Usability Feedback by Simulating Various Users Interacting with Mobile Applications

The conflict between the rapid iteration demand of prototyping and the time-consuming nature of user tests has led researchers to adopt AI methods to identify usability issues. However, these AI-driven methods concentrate on evaluating the feasibility of a system, while often overlooking the influence of specified use…

CHI '241st AuthorDeaf & Hard-of-Hearing Support (Captions, Sign Language, Vibration) +2

Silent Delivery: Practices and Challenges of Delivering Among Deaf or Hard of Hearing Couriers

This paper explores the motivations, practices, and challenges of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) couriers in China's food delivery industry. Interviews reveal a preference for this industry due to better pay, job satisfaction, and community belonging. DHH couriers tend to and frequently disclose their DHH disability u…

CSCW '232nd AuthorSocial Connections

What makes virtual intimacy...intimate? Understanding the Phenomenon and Practice of Computer-Mediated Paid Companionship

Virtual romance service (VRS), as a notable commodification of intimacy, is currently emerging in China. Such service is not similar to the kind of intimacy that fans and idols generate through parasocial relationships, but behaves as the direct dyadic intimacy between service providers (\emph{virtual lovers}) and buy…

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