Mirjam Augstein

schoolUniversity of Applied Sciences Upper Austriabar_chart#1932 Global Rank

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Framing 'Collaboration': How Human-Human Principles Translate into Human-AI Realities

The recent advancement of AI has shifted terminology: humans "use" computers but "collaborate with" AI. This anthropomorphic framing shapes expectations of system capabilities. Despite the large body of research adopting "human-AI collaboration" as a term, there seems to be little consensus on a definition of the conc…

CHI '26CorrespondingHuman-LLM Collaboration +2

Cracking the Case Together: Role Perceptions in Human-AI Mystery Solving Dialogues

Large Language Models (LLMs) aim to mimic a natural form of human conversation, likely contributing to an anthropomorphic perception of AI in contrast to conventional human-computer interfaces. Our study explores human-AI conversations and humans’ perception of their counterpart in a collaborative mystery solving task…

CSCW '25CorrespondingHuman-AI (and Robot!) Collaboration

Peer or Steer: A Pilot Study Exploring Human-AI Collaboration in Creative Fields

Recent years have brought immense advancements around development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology and its application. This has also led to a boost in interest on human-AI collaboration and co-creation. Specifically in the creative field, where it is usually not sufficient for an AI to solve given problems…

CHI '231st AuthorRemote Work Tools & Experience +1

Remote Persons Are Closer Than They Appear: Home, Team and a Lockdown

Since 2020, worldwide COVID-19-related lockdowns have led to a rapid increase of remote collaboration, particularly in the domain of knowledge work. This has undoubtedly brought challenges (e.g., work-life boundary management, social isolation), but also opportunities. Practices that have proven successful (e.g., thro…

CSCW '222nd AuthorRemote and Hybrid Collaborations; Remote and Hybrid Collaborations

Territoriality in Hybrid Collaboration

Hybrid Collaboration, where remote and co-located team members work together using different devices and tools, has already been trending in recent years (e.g., through globalization and international cooperation) but experienced a further boost since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The reason behind this surge…

CSCW '183rd AuthorTouch, Distance, and Companionship

Domino: A Descriptive Framework for Hybrid Collaboration and Coupling Styles in Partially Distributed Teams

We present Domino, a descriptive framework for hybrid collaboration and hybrid coupling styles in partially distributed teams. Domino enables researchers to describe, analyze, and understand real-world hybrid collaboration practices, i.e., collaborative practices that involve simultaneous co-located and remote collabo…

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