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Building Human–Multi-Agent Teams for Creative Works

Team-based collaboration is a cornerstone of modern creative work. Recent advances in generative AI open possibilities for humans to collaborate with multiple AI agents in distinct roles to address complex creative workflows. Yet, how to form Human–Multi-Agent Teams (HMATs) is underexplored, especially given that inte…

Hyunseung Lim et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Toward More Inclusive Music Experience: Understanding Deaf and Hard-of-hearing Individuals’ Everyday Music Activities

Music can play an important role in the lives of some Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) individuals, facilitating emotional expression, storytelling, and social interaction despite differences in hearing ability and identity. While prior human-computer interaction (HCI) research has introduced various functional advancem…

HyeonBeom Yi et al.Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Into the Unknown: Leveraging Conversational AI in Supporting Young Migrants' Journeys Towards Cultural Adaptation

Accelerated globalization has made migration commonplace, creating significant cultural adaptation challenges, particularly for young migrants. While HCI research has explored the role of technology in migrants' cultural adaptation, there is a need to address the diverse cultural backgrounds and needs of young migrant…

Sunok Lee et al.Aalto University

AACessTalk: Fostering Communication between Minimally Verbal Autistic Children and Parents with Contextual Guidance and Card Recommendation

As minimally verbal autistic (MVA) children communicate with parents through few words and nonverbal cues, parents often struggle to encourage their children to express subtle emotions and needs and to grasp their nuanced signals. We present AACessTalk, a tablet-based, AI-mediated communication system that facilitates…

Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Reinforcing and Reclaiming The Home: Co-speculating Future Technologies to Support Remote and Hybrid Work

With the rise of remote and hybrid work after COVID-19, there is growing interest in understanding remote workers' experiences and designing digital technology for the future of work within the field of HCI. To gain a holistic understanding of how remote workers navigate the blurred boundary between work and home and…

Janghee Cho et al.National University of Singapore

Unlock Life with a Chat(GPT): Integrating Conversational AI with Large Language Models into Everyday Lives of Autistic Individuals

Autistic individuals often draw on insights from their supportive networks to develop self-help life strategies ranging from everyday chores to social activities. However, human resources may not always be immediately available. Recently emerging conversational agents (CAs) that leverage large language models (LLMs) h…

Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Fostering Youth’s Critical Thinking Competency about AI through Exhibition

Today’s youth lives in a world deeply intertwined with AI, which has become an integral part of everyday life. For this reason, it is important for youth to critically think about and examine AI to become responsible users in the future. Although recent attempts have educated youth on AI with focus on delivering criti…

Sunok Lee et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Love on the spectrum: Toward Inclusive online dating experience of autistic individuals

Online dating is a space where autistic individuals can find romantic partners with reduced social demands. Autistic individuals are often expected to adapt their behaviors to the social norms underlying the online dating platform to appear as desirable romantic partners. However, given that their autistic traits can…

Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

“It’s not wrong, but I’m quite disappointed”: Toward an Inclusive Algorithmic Experience for Content Creators with Disabilities

YouTube is a space where people with disabilities can reach a wider online audience to present what it is like to have disabilities. Thus, it is imperative to understand how content creators with disabilities strategically interact with algorithms to draw viewers around the world. However, considering that the algorit…

Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Cocomix: Utilizing Comments to Improve Non-Visual Webtoon Accessibility

Webtoon is a type of digital comics read online where readers can leave comments to share their thoughts on the story. While it has experienced a surge in popularity internationally, people with visual impairments cannot enjoy webtoon with the lack of an accessible format. While traditional image description practices…

Mina Huh et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

"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…

Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics	Paper Database	Year
Building Human–Multi-Agent Teams for Creative Works Team-based collaboration is a cornerstone of modern creative work. Recent advances in generative AI open possibilities for humans to collaborate with multiple AI agents in distinct roles to address complex creative workflows. Yet, how to form Human–Multi-Agent Teams (HMATs) is underexplored, especially given that inte…	HL Hyunseung Lim et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Toward More Inclusive Music Experience: Understanding Deaf and Hard-of-hearing Individuals’ Everyday Music Activities Music can play an important role in the lives of some Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) individuals, facilitating emotional expression, storytelling, and social interaction despite differences in hearing ability and identity. While prior human-computer interaction (HCI) research has introduced various functional advancem…	HY HyeonBeom Yi et al.Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
Into the Unknown: Leveraging Conversational AI in Supporting Young Migrants' Journeys Towards Cultural Adaptation Accelerated globalization has made migration commonplace, creating significant cultural adaptation challenges, particularly for young migrants. While HCI research has explored the role of technology in migrants' cultural adaptation, there is a need to address the diverse cultural backgrounds and needs of young migrant…	SL Sunok Lee et al.Aalto University
emoji_events AACessTalk: Fostering Communication between Minimally Verbal Autistic Children and Parents with Contextual Guidance and Card Recommendation As minimally verbal autistic (MVA) children communicate with parents through few words and nonverbal cues, parents often struggle to encourage their children to express subtle emotions and needs and to grasp their nuanced signals. We present AACessTalk, a tablet-based, AI-mediated communication system that facilitates…	DC Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
AdRecommended Learn AI Coding at CodeNow Structured lessons, hands-on projects, and continuous updates for people bringing AI into real development work. Explore Now
emoji_events Reinforcing and Reclaiming The Home: Co-speculating Future Technologies to Support Remote and Hybrid Work With the rise of remote and hybrid work after COVID-19, there is growing interest in understanding remote workers' experiences and designing digital technology for the future of work within the field of HCI. To gain a holistic understanding of how remote workers navigate the blurred boundary between work and home and…	JC Janghee Cho et al.National University of Singapore
Unlock Life with a Chat(GPT): Integrating Conversational AI with Large Language Models into Everyday Lives of Autistic Individuals Autistic individuals often draw on insights from their supportive networks to develop self-help life strategies ranging from everyday chores to social activities. However, human resources may not always be immediately available. Recently emerging conversational agents (CAs) that leverage large language models (LLMs) h…	DC Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Fostering Youth’s Critical Thinking Competency about AI through Exhibition Today’s youth lives in a world deeply intertwined with AI, which has become an integral part of everyday life. For this reason, it is important for youth to critically think about and examine AI to become responsible users in the future. Although recent attempts have educated youth on AI with focus on delivering criti…	SL Sunok Lee et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Love on the spectrum: Toward Inclusive online dating experience of autistic individuals Online dating is a space where autistic individuals can find romantic partners with reduced social demands. Autistic individuals are often expected to adapt their behaviors to the social norms underlying the online dating platform to appear as desirable romantic partners. However, given that their autistic traits can…	DC Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
“It’s not wrong, but I’m quite disappointed”: Toward an Inclusive Algorithmic Experience for Content Creators with Disabilities YouTube is a space where people with disabilities can reach a wider online audience to present what it is like to have disabilities. Thus, it is imperative to understand how content creators with disabilities strategically interact with algorithms to draw viewers around the world. However, considering that the algorit…	DC Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Cocomix: Utilizing Comments to Improve Non-Visual Webtoon Accessibility Webtoon is a type of digital comics read online where readers can leave comments to share their thoughts on the story. While it has experienced a surge in popularity internationally, people with visual impairments cannot enjoy webtoon with the lack of an accessible format. While traditional image description practices…	MH Mina Huh et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
emoji_events "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…	DC Dasom Choi et al.Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology