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Supported by the Stanford Computer Forum.

27 SepWendy Ju
If we can make it there: Notes on urban interaction
4 OctMing Yin
Accounting for Human Engagement Behavior to Enhance AI-Assisted Decision Making
11 OctLilly Irani
Algorithms of Suspicion: Quasi-criminalization and the erosion of worker data rights
18 OctTim Althoff
Language models as temporary training wheels to facilitate learning
25 OctKristina Höök
Soma Design -- intertwining aesthetics, movement and emotion in design work
1 NovLionel Robert
The Rise of the Robot Waiter: Extending the Job Characteristics Model in the Age of Automation
8 NovSarah Fox
(Re)Working AI: Designing workplace technologies with and for labor
15 NovNo Seminar
22 NovNo Seminar
29 NovNo Seminar
6 DecMichael Madaio
Responsible AI (h)as a Learning and Design Problem

News

- Mitchell Gordon joins the faculty at MIT, Jingyi Li joins the faculty at Pomona College, Joseph Seering joins the faculty at KAIST, Andrea Cuadra joins the faculty at Olin College, and Chenyan Jia joins the faculty at Northeastern—congratulations to our graduates!
- The generative agents paper goes...a little bit viral? And wins Best Paper at UIST 2023!
- "Sensorimotor Simulation of Redirected Reaching using Stochastic Optimal Feedback Control" and "Breaking Out of the Ivory Tower: A Large-scale Analysis of Patent Citations to HCI Research" both win Best Paper Awards at CHI 2023
- Professor Agrawala named an ACM Fellow
- Jury Learning: Integrating Dissenting Voices into Machine Learning Models wins Best Paper at CHI 2022
- Professor Bernstein and collaborators win the Patrick J. McGovern Tech for Humanity Prize

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