Chuan Yue

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The Privacy Paradox of LLMs: User Perceptions and the Reality of PII Leakage

Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly deployed, yet they introduce significant privacy risks by disclosing personally identifiable information (PII) during interactions. Although prior work has demonstrated the feasibility of extracting PII from LLMs, no comprehensive study has evaluated the actual extent of P…

CSCW '23CorrespondingCrowds

A Tale of Two Communities: Privacy of Third Party App Users in Crowdsourcing - The Case of Receipt Transcription

Mobile and web apps are increasingly relying on the data generated or provided by users such as from their uploaded documents and images. Unfortunately, those apps may raise significant user privacy concerns. Specifically, to train or adapt their models for accurately processing huge amounts of data continuously colle…

CHI '23CorrespondingPrivacy by Design & User Control +2

Negotiation Behaviors of Owners and Bystanders over Data Practices of Smart Home Devices

Bystanders (i.e., visiting friends, visiting family members, or domestic workers) are often not aware of the data practices in other people’s (i.e., owners’) smart homes, exposing them to privacy risks. One solution to avoid violating bystanders’ privacy is to increase the data practice transparency and facilitate ne…

CSCW '21CorrespondingCrowds and Data Work

Quality Control in Crowdsourcing based on Fine-Grained Behavioral Features

Crowdsourcing is popular for large-scale data collection and labeling, but a major challenge is on detecting low-quality submissions. Recent studies have demonstrated that behavioral features of workers are highly correlated with data quality and can be useful in quality control. However, these studies primarily lever…

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