All Work Published on Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Stanford researchers reveal the surprising heterogeneity of cost and accuracy in the machine learning as a service (MLaaS) market – and offer a tool to help consumers choose wisely.
Stanford researchers reveal the surprising heterogeneity of cost and accuracy in the machine learning as a service (MLaaS) market – and offer a tool to help consumers choose wisely.
Stanford researchers create a tool to put algorithmic auditing in the hands of impacted communities.
Stanford researchers create a tool to put algorithmic auditing in the hands of impacted communities.
At HAI’s fall conference, speakers define what human-centered design looks like, challenge our current metrics of success, and call for “productive discomfort.”
At HAI’s fall conference, speakers define what human-centered design looks like, challenge our current metrics of success, and call for “productive discomfort.”
Stanford researchers explore how to improve AI-generated descriptions of online images for blind and low-vision users.
Stanford researchers explore how to improve AI-generated descriptions of online images for blind and low-vision users.
Is This a Deer I See? Socially Aware AI Adapts by Asking Questions of Humans
When confronted with new or unfamiliar surroundings, a novel AI agent effectively trains itself through discussions with people.
When confronted with new or unfamiliar surroundings, a novel AI agent effectively trains itself through discussions with people.
Scholars envision a future where people and machines are collaborators, not competitors.
Scholars envision a future where people and machines are collaborators, not competitors.
