Daehyun Kwak

schoolKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technologybar_chart#3250 Global Rank

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Driving with Algorithms Beyond Gig Work: Investigating How Algorithmic Management Affects Workers’ Practices in On-Demand Ride-Pooling Service

On-demand ride-pooling (ODRP) services are a new alternative modes of transportation that have recently emerged due to technological advancements. While algorithmic management plays a crucial role in ODRP services and can create complex workplace dynamics, the experiences of ODRP workers remain underexplored in the HC…

CSCW '242nd AuthorHonorable MentionSession 2f: UX, Visual Communication and Design

Why I Choose This Sticker When Chatting with You: Exploring Design Considerations for Sticker Recommendation Services in Mobile Instant Messengers

Nowadays, many mobile instant messenger (MIM) users employ stickers to express their emotions. Due to the increase in the variety of stickers, many MIM platforms have begun to offer sticker recommendation services, which suggest appropriate stickers based on the context of conversations. Although sticker recommendatio…

CHI '241st AuthorRecommender System UX

Investigating the Potential of Group Recommendation Systems As a Medium of Social Interactions: A Case of Spotify Blend Experiences between Two Users

Designing user experiences for group recommendation systems (GRS) is challenging, requiring a nuanced understanding of the influence of social interactions between users. Using Spotify Blend as a real-world case of music GRS, we conducted empirical studies to investigate intricate social interactions among South Korea…

CHI '202nd AuthorHonorable MentionIntelligent Voice Assistants (Alexa, Siri, etc.) +1

"Nobody Speaks that Fast!" An Empirical Study of Speech Rate in Conversational Agents for People with Vision Impairments

The number of people with vision impairments using Conversational Agents (CAs) has increased because of the potential of this technology to support them. As many visually impaired people are accustomed to understanding fast speech, most screen readers or voice assistant systems offer speech rate settings. However, cur…

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