Abstract: In this talk, we will discuss recent advances in Modern Requirements Engineering (MoRE), including user feedback mining, issue tracking intelligence, and how foundation models…
Abstract: Evolving technologies are changing how young people learn and the kinds of work their parents do. These changes create uncertainty about how adults can…
Abstract: Hardly a week passes without a new ethical controversy centering on our lives online: privacy violations, trolling and harassment, misinformation, negative impacts on mental…
Abstract: This talk works through a disciplinary survey of what constitutes trust and trustworthiness in human-machine learning interaction. In positing a framing of “trust,” the…
Abstract: This talk invites a collective reconsideration of how we measure and validate knowledge, aligning with Aimé Césaire’s vision of a humanism "made to the…
Abstract: Youth today grow up immersed in AI technologies, interacting with them in classrooms, through social media, in gaming, and beyond. In this talk, I…
Abstract: At CHI 2025, I received SIGCHI’s Lifetime Achievement Award for Research and was invited to give a presentation. This was one of those few…
Bio: Eugenia Rho is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Virginia Tech whose research examines communication breakdowns—how people talk to one another, and how…
Bio: Ruijia “Regina”Cheng is a researcher in Human–Computer Interaction whose work explores programming support, creativity tools, and social computing. She is currently a research scientist…
Bio: Motahhare Eslami is an assistant professor at the School of Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction Institute (HCII), and Software and Societal Systems Department (S3D), at…
Abstract: Models both represent and act upon the world, their effects shaped by data selection and algorithmic design. The inherent constraints of translating social phenomena…
Abstract: Advanced computing and sensing technologies are transforming how we navigate, interpret, and connect with the world. When designed accessibly, these systems can expand agency,…