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Low-performing users' engagement is easily overlooked in social exergames, creating unfair experiences.

lightbulbPractical problemFairness Perception, Resource Allocation, and Interaction Presentation

Low-performing users' engagement is easily overlooked in social exergames, creating unfair experiences.

IUI '23Improving Fairness in Adaptive Social Exergames via Shapley Bandits

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Automated decision systems involve risk in sensitive scenarios, and their fairness is difficult for users to trust.

IUI '24Do Crowdsourced Fairness Preferences Correlate with Risk Perceptions?

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AI systems may amplify bias in tasks, leading to unfair allocations, such as gender discrimination in occupational prediction.

CHI '24Explanations, Fairness, and Appropriate Reliance in Human-AI Decision-Making

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Pretrained text models may contain social bias, leading to injustice in downstream applications.

CHI '24STILE: Exploring and Debugging Social Biases in Pre-trained Text Representations

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Consumers feel algorithmic pricing and price discrimination are unfair, affecting purchase satisfaction and brand trust.

CHI '24I lose vs. I earn: Consumer perceived price fairness toward algorithmic (vs. human) price discrimination

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Existing data dashboards may deviate from real needs of social equity.

CSCW '23The Opportunity Cost: Using a Narrative Approach to Reframe Pro-equity Urban Informatics

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Players develop negative emotions from punishment, affecting game experience and community atmosphere.

CHI '23Transparency, Fairness, and Coping: How Players Experience Moderation in Multiplayer Online Games

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