Delft University of Technology

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IUI '26Human-LLM Collaboration +2

User Reliance on AI Support for Collaborative Partner Selection

Whether choosing teammates for a project or partners for everyday life tasks, people constantly decide with whom to work. However, in these decisions, they often overemphasize characteristics that are not directly relevant to task performance. For example, prioritizing a partner’s trustworthiness for a task where comp…

IUI '26AI-Assisted Decision-Making & Automation +2

SAFELIFT: Safety-Aware Feedback for Ergonomic Lifting & Injury-Free Tasks

Work-related musculoskeletal disorders, often caused by unsafe lifting techniques, remain a persistent threat to worker health and safety. We present SAFELIFT, a safety-aware recommender system that automatically detects risky lifting behaviors and generates corrective feedback. Using monocular video input, SAFELIFT e…

CHI '26Human-LLM Collaboration +2

Belief Updating and Delegation in Multi-Task Human–AI Interaction: Evidence from Controlled Simulations

Large language models (LLMs) increasingly support heterogeneous tasks within a single interface, requiring users to form, update, and act upon beliefs about one system across domains with different reliability profiles. Understanding how such beliefs transfer across tasks and shape delegation is critical for the desig…

CHI '26Participatory Design +3

Participatory AI Justice in HCI: A Scoping Review

Participatory design is increasingly used to address the negative social impacts of artificial intelligence (AI), aiming for more inclusive and equitable innovation. However, it can inadvertently reproduce injustice and reinforce power imbalances, even with good intentions. While the HCI community is critical of these…

CHI '26Sustainable HCI +3

Connecting Power and Play: Investigating Interactive Energy Harvesting in Battery-Free Gaming

Battery-free computer gaming offers a vision of sustainable interaction in which games run on hardware that does not require a battery, yet this approach introduces uncertainty due to frequent power failures. Rather than viewing these failures as limitations, this work examines how integrating energy harvesting with a…

CHI '26Explainable AI (XAI) +2

When Life Gives You AI, Will You Turn It Into A Market for Lemons? Understanding How Information Asymmetries About AI System Capabilities Affect Market Outcomes and Adoption

AI consumer markets are characterized by severe buyer-supplier market asymmetries. Complex AI systems can appear highly accurate while making costly errors or embedding hidden defects. While there have been regulatory efforts surrounding different forms of disclosure, large information gaps remain. This paper provides…

CHI '26Dark Patterns Recognition +2

“What I’m interested in is something that violates the law”: Regulatory practitioner views on automated detection of deceptive design patterns

Although deceptive design patterns are subject to growing regulatory oversight, enforcement races to keep up with the scale of the problem. One promising solution is automated detection tools, many of which are developed within academia. We interviewed nine experienced practitioners working within or alongside regula…

CHI '26Honorable MentionOnline Harassment & Counter-Tools +1

Gold Standard or Gold-Plated? Human Practices of Triple Verification in CSAM Takedown

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) presents a critical challenge for online safety, yet the verification procedures that determine which items are classified as CSAM remain poorly understood. Triple verification (requiring three reviewers to agree) is promoted as a safeguard, but little is known about how it is implem…

CHI '26Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC) +2

Designing with Fallibility: Examining the Knowledge Politics of Agency, Methods, and Motivations in Robot Failure Research

A line of research in HCI and HRI has started to consider robot failures, errors, and breakdowns not as problems to be eliminated, but as opportunities to inform and enrich design. This shift has led to growing interest in how robotic fallibility affects user trust, interaction quality, and system acceptance. In this…

CHI '26VR Medical Training & Rehabilitation +2

Skill-Adaptive Ghost Instructors: Enhancing Retention and Reducing Over-Reliance in VR Piano Learning

Motor-skill learning systems in XR rely on persistent cues. However, constant cueing can induce overreliance and erode memorization and skill transfer. We introduce a skill-adaptive, dynamically transparent ghost instructor whose opacity adapts in real time to learner performance. From a first-person perspective, user…

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