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Spellburst: A Large Language Model–Powered Interactive Canvas for Generative Artists
Shana Lynch
Sep 13, 2023
News

This new creativity support tool helps artists who work in code explore ideas using natural language and iterate with precision.

Spellburst: A Large Language Model–Powered Interactive Canvas for Generative Artists

Shana Lynch
Sep 13, 2023

This new creativity support tool helps artists who work in code explore ideas using natural language and iterate with precision.

Arts, Humanities
Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
AI-Detectors Biased Against Non-Native English Writers
Andrew Myers
May 15, 2023
News

Don’t put faith in detectors that are “unreliable and easily gamed,” says scholar.

AI-Detectors Biased Against Non-Native English Writers

Andrew Myers
May 15, 2023

Don’t put faith in detectors that are “unreliable and easily gamed,” says scholar.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Natural Language Processing
Machine Learning
News
Will Generative AI Make You More Productive at Work? Yes, But Only If You’re Not Already Great at Your Job.
Shana Lynch
Apr 24, 2023
News

Scholars examining the impact of an AI assistant at a call center find gains for less experienced workers.

Will Generative AI Make You More Productive at Work? Yes, But Only If You’re Not Already Great at Your Job.

Shana Lynch
Apr 24, 2023

Scholars examining the impact of an AI assistant at a call center find gains for less experienced workers.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Economy, Markets
Workforce, Labor
Finance, Business
News
AI-powered EDGE Dance Animator Applies Generative AI to Choreography
Andrew Myers
Apr 20, 2023
News

AI analyzes the music’s rhythmic and emotional content and creates realistic dances that are also physically plausible — a real dancer could perform them.

AI-powered EDGE Dance Animator Applies Generative AI to Choreography

Andrew Myers
Apr 20, 2023

AI analyzes the music’s rhythmic and emotional content and creates realistic dances that are also physically plausible — a real dancer could perform them.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Machine Learning
News
AI Overreliance Is a Problem. Are Explanations a Solution?
Katharine Miller
Mar 13, 2023
News

Stanford researchers show that shifting the cognitive costs and benefits of engaging with AI explanations could result in fewer erroneous decisions due to AI overreliance.

AI Overreliance Is a Problem. Are Explanations a Solution?

Katharine Miller
Mar 13, 2023

Stanford researchers show that shifting the cognitive costs and benefits of engaging with AI explanations could result in fewer erroneous decisions due to AI overreliance.

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
Designing Ethical Self-Driving Cars
Katharine Miller
Jan 23, 2023
News

Stanford researcher says our existing social contract around driving should apply to automated vehicles – essentially solving the “trolley problem.”

Designing Ethical Self-Driving Cars

Katharine Miller
Jan 23, 2023

Stanford researcher says our existing social contract around driving should apply to automated vehicles – essentially solving the “trolley problem.”

Design, Human-Computer Interaction
News
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