Ella Tallyn

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#1276

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ORAgen Fables: Advancing the Design and Management of Content Attribution

As the internet thrives on the circulation of easily copied content, ensuring attribution is properly given has been a perennial challenge. Following the rise of synthetic media and generative AI tools, and corresponding technologies which enable detailed media provenance, the picture has become considerably more comp…

CC '252nd AuthorBest PaperExplainable AI (XAI) +2

Content Authenticities: A Discussion on the Values of Provenance Data for Creatives and Their Audiences

The proliferation of AI-generated digital content has intensified the user demand for accurate provenance information to ensure content authenticity. Technical advancements now provide tools to make the digital media content supply chain more transparent through the use of provenance data. This paper foregrounds the i…

CSCW '243rd AuthorSession 3c: Speculative Design and Emerging Technologies

A Token Gesture: Non-Transferable NFTs, Digital Possessions and Ownership Design

This paper presents the design, deployment and qualitative study of a large-scale, public, generative art exhibition, through which passers-by could create artworks, and mint a non-fungible-token (NFT). Following the month-long exhibition, during which 229 anonymous participants produced artworks, 69 non-transferable…

CHI '211st AuthorCrowdsourcing Task Design & Quality Control +1

Enacting the Last Mile: Experiences of Smart Contracts in Courier Deliveries

Smart contract systems could change the nature of last-mile delivery for the better through enhanced precision, coordination and accountability. However, technological complexity poses a challenge for end-users participating in the design process, making it hard to explore their experiences and incorporate their persp…

DIS '201st AuthorGig Economy Platforms +3

GeoPact: Engaging Publics in Location-aware Smart Contracts through Technological Assemblies

This paper presents GeoPact, an assembly of technological objects that materialises location-aware smart contracts using internet of things and digital ledger technologies. Such contracts may facilitate the creation of distributed systems and services for transport and logistics that are locally constructed and adapta…

DIS '205th+ AuthorSustainable HCI +1

Push-Pull Energy Futures: Using Design to Discuss Agency in Distributed Energy Systems

Distributed energy resources are expected to radically change the way energy is produced and distributed through decentralised generation and storage. Current distributed energy models tend to hide the complexity of these systems in order to improve ease of use, while restricting people’s participation to predefined r…

CSCW '181st AuthorTransactions and Currencies

Exploring Machine Autonomy and Provenance Data in Coffee Consumption: A Field Study of Bitbarista

Technologies such as distributed ledgers and smart contracts are enabling the emergence of new autonomous systems, and providing enhanced systems to track the provenance of goods. A growing body of work in HCI is exploring the novel challenges of these systems, but there has been little attention paid to their impact…

CHI '181st AuthorParticipatory Design +1

The Ethnobot: Gathering Ethnographies in the Age of IoT

Computational systems and objects are becoming increasingly closely integrated with our daily activities. Ubiquitous and pervasive computing first identified the emerging challenges of studying technology used on-the-move and in widely varied contexts. With IoT, previously sporadic experiences are interconnected acros…

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