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Smart glasses users lack secure, convenient authentication methods and are prone to privacy leaks.

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Smart glasses users lack secure, convenient authentication methods and are prone to privacy leaks.

UbiComp '24A Method for Intelligent Glasses User Authentication Using Gaze Information from Registered Known Images and AI-Generated Unknown Images

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Designers struggle to introduce innovative yet responsible playful elements in urban interactive design.

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Users struggle to actively participate in dreams and gain cognitive and emotional benefits.

CHI '25LumaDreams: Designing Positive Dream Meaning-Making for Daily Empowerment

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Existing attribution frameworks cannot clearly reflect AI's specific contributions in creative work.

CHI '25Which Contributions Deserve Credit? Perceptions of Attribution in Human-AI Co-Creation

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UI/UX designers struggle to maintain creativity while meeting constraint conditions.

CHI '25Dancing With Chains: Ideating Under Constraints With UIDEC in UI/UX Design

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Image privacy protection technologies can disrupt image narrative or visual experience, degrading user experience.

CHI '24Examining Human Perception of Generative Content Replacement in Image Privacy Protection

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Existing GenAI tools do not adequately address children's unique creative needs.

CHI '24"I want it to talk like Darth Vader": Helping Children Construct Creative Self-Efficacy with Generative AI

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