Juho Kim

Top 10 Global
Total Papers
76
HCI Rank
#2
Research Areas
18
Years Active
9

Personal Information

  • KeywordsHuman-Computer Interaction (HCI)Human-AI InteractionHuman-Centered AIInteraction-Centric AIsocial computinglearning at scalevideo interactioncrowdsourcingdata-driven interaction
  • OrganizationSchool of Computing, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST); KAIST Interaction Lab (KIXLAB), which he directs
  • Additional roleCo-founder of SkillBench, Inc.; his homepage calls him Chief Scientific Officer, while a KAIST G-CODEs page calls him CTO, so both public titles are recorded
  • Education (institution)Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (2015)
  • Emailjuhokim@kaist.ac.kr

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Biography

Juho Kim is an Associate Professor in the School of Computing at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and directs KIXLAB, the KAIST Interaction Lab. His research spans human-computer interaction, human-AI interaction, social computing, learning at scale, video interaction, and data-driven interaction. His current research framing emphasizes Interaction-Centric AI: designing transparent, controllable, and collaborative AI systems, including interactive technologies powered by large language models and generative AI to support learning, creation, and decision-making. He is also a member of the United Nations Independent International Scientific Panel on AI; the UN member page describes his research as human-AI interaction.

He is a co-founder of SkillBench, Inc. His homepage uses the title Chief Scientific Officer, while the KAIST G-CODEs page uses CTO; because the public sources differ, this profile preserves both descriptions rather than forcing a single title. His homepage lists the KIISE/IEEE-CS Young Computer Researcher Award, KAIST's Songam Distinguished Research Award, Grand Prize in Creative Teaching, Impact Research Award, Global Research Cooperation Award, Outstanding Ethics Professor Award, Q-Day Creative Education Award, and Excellence in Teaching Award, along with paper awards and recognitions from ACM CHI, CSCW, EMNLP, and other venues.

Work Experience

  • Mar 2020–Present·School of Computing, KAIST·Associate Professor of Computer Science
    • Directs KIXLAB and researches human-computer and human-AI interaction.
  • Jul 2016–Feb 2020·School of Computing, KAIST·Assistant Professor of Computer Science
  • From 2022 (listed as present in the public CV)·Ringle, Inc.·Chief Scientist
    • KAIST Pure describes this as spending a sabbatical year building educational technology; this profile does not interpret the entry as a full-time departure from KAIST.
  • Aug 2015–Jun 2016·Computer Science Department & Brown Institute, Stanford University·Visiting Assistant Professor & Brown Fellow
  • Dates not stated | SkillBench, Inc. | Co-founder
    • The personal homepage says Chief Scientific Officer; the KAIST G-CODEs page says CTO.
  • Dates not stated | United Nations Independent International Scientific Panel on AI | Panel member
    • The UN member page lists him for the Republic of Korea and identifies him as a KAIST Associate Professor and KIXLAB Director.

Education

  • Aug 2015·Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)·Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
    • Dissertation: Learnersourcing: Improving Learning with Collective Learner Activity.
  • Jun 2010·Stanford University·M.S. in Computer Science
    • Specialization: Human-Computer Interaction.
  • Jun 2008·Seoul National University·B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering
    • Graduated summa cum laude.

Representative Research

His maintained publication directory covers large language models and generative AI, human-AI collaboration, online learning, video interaction, social computing, visualization, and creative tools. Representative projects include FLASK (language-model evaluation), VIVID (AI-assisted authoring for lecture videos), CreativeConnect (generative-AI support for design ideation), CodeTree (learnersourcing hierarchies in code examples), and GUIDE (understanding and assisting users in open-ended GUI tasks).

Sources & Verification Date

This profile was verified on September 23, 2026. Key sources are the KAIST School of Computing faculty profile, KIXLAB People, Juho Kim's homepage, KAIST Pure, his CV, and the UN AI panel member page. The SkillBench title discrepancy and access limits are recorded in this author's reference evidence.

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