The study of how humans interact with computers and how to design more usable computing interfaces.
This article discusses the limitations of Large Language Models (LLMs) in providing personalized health suggestions due to their inability to engage in multi-turn questioning. To address this, the authors propose…
Continue readingThis paper by Abhilash Mishra investigates the challenges of aligning AI systems with human intentions and values using Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback (RLHF). It discusses the issue of determining…
Continue readingThe article explores the topic of inclusion in the field of virtual reality (VR), a concept that has not been extensively researched. Inclusion, in this context, refers to the active…
Continue readingThis research focuses on the factors that influence the interpretation of scatter plots. It investigates how common visual aspects of scatter plots, such as outliers and trend lines, along with…
Continue readingThe research paper presents ConstitutionMaker, a tool designed to refine the outputs of large language models (LLM) for creating and customizing chatbots. The tool allows users to provide feedback in…
Continue readingThe article discusses a study on PromptInfuser, a Figma plugin developed to bridge the gap between AI functionality and UI design. By allowing designers to create semi-functional mockups connected to…
Continue readingThe paper investigates the application of Large Language Models (LLMs) in mobile user interface (UI) layout generation. It introduces the concept of UI grammar, a novel approach to represent the…
Continue readingThis paper investigates the impact of human-language model interaction on self-guided mental health interventions. The focus of the study is cognitive restructuring, a therapeutic technique to overcome negative thinking. The…
Continue readingThis study investigates the gaze movements of middle-skilled and high-skilled FPS gamers during gameplay. A Python tool was developed to analyze gaze movements in real-world gaming environments. The study found…
Continue readingThe study explores the role of humour in human-robot interaction (HRI), particularly its potential to build trust. An experiment was conducted with 40 participants, divided into humour and no-humour conditions,…
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