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How can the social and ethical negative impacts of generative AI be quantified and mitigated?

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How can the social and ethical negative impacts of generative AI be quantified and mitigated?

CUI '23Generative AI Considered Harmful

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Do these biases affect fair decision-making for low-income or marginalized groups?

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How can audit methods analyze and reveal distributional inequality in LLM geographic recommendations?

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In HCI, what specific application domains and scenarios are LLMs suited for?

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How do researchers use LLMs in papers, and what usage patterns and roles exist?

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What types of contributions have LLMs made in HCI?

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