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Reminder: Early Bird registration for Mensch und Computer 2026 is only open until July 29, 2026!
Join #MuC2026 from August 30 to September 2, 2026, at the University of Duisburg-Essen and connect with researchers, practitioners, and the HCI community.
🔗 https://muc2026.mensch-und-computer.de/participation/registration/
We look forward to seeing you in Duisburg!
#MuC2026 #MenschUndComputer #EarlyBird #Registration #HCI #HumanComputerInteraction #UX #Duisburg
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Reminder: Early Bird registration for Mensch und Computer 2026 is only open until July 29, 2026!
Join #MuC2026 from August 30 to September 2, 2026, at the University of Duisburg-Essen and connect with researchers, practitioners, and the HCI community.
🔗 https://muc2026.mensch-und-computer.de/participation/registration/
We look forward to seeing you in Duisburg!
#MuC2026 #MenschUndComputer #EarlyBird #Registration #HCI #HumanComputerInteraction #UX #Duisburg
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Reminder: Early Bird registration for Mensch und Computer 2026 is only open until July 29, 2026!
Join #MuC2026 from August 30 to September 2, 2026, at the University of Duisburg-Essen and connect with researchers, practitioners, and the HCI community.
🔗 https://muc2026.mensch-und-computer.de/participation/registration/
We look forward to seeing you in Duisburg!
#MuC2026 #MenschUndComputer #EarlyBird #Registration #HCI #HumanComputerInteraction #UX #Duisburg
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Reminder: Early Bird registration for Mensch und Computer 2026 is only open until July 29, 2026!
Join #MuC2026 from August 30 to September 2, 2026, at the University of Duisburg-Essen and connect with researchers, practitioners, and the HCI community.
🔗 https://muc2026.mensch-und-computer.de/participation/registration/
We look forward to seeing you in Duisburg!
#MuC2026 #MenschUndComputer #EarlyBird #Registration #HCI #HumanComputerInteraction #UX #Duisburg
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Reminder: Early Bird registration for Mensch und Computer 2026 is only open until July 29, 2026!
Join #MuC2026 from August 30 to September 2, 2026, at the University of Duisburg-Essen and connect with researchers, practitioners, and the HCI community.
🔗 https://muc2026.mensch-und-computer.de/participation/registration/
We look forward to seeing you in Duisburg!
#MuC2026 #MenschUndComputer #EarlyBird #Registration #HCI #HumanComputerInteraction #UX #Duisburg
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Man, the ACM website -- the Association for Computing Machinery's site -- is so confusing with all the usernames and accounts.
I am trying to subscribe to one of their mailing lists and it's asking me for an email address and a password. As an ACM member, I have an @acm.org email; my account also knows about my Macalester email, and my newer St. Olaf email. I have tried all of those, and all the various passwords in my password manager. None work.
If only, somehow, someone who knows something about, say, human-computer interaction, or how to use, uh, computing machinery to run a website with user accounts, mailing list subscriptions, and so on.
(Context: I just want to sign up for the SIGCSE-LAC list -- the special interest group for computer science education's committee for liberal arts colleges. https://computing-in-the-liberal-arts.github.io/. This should not be hard. Grrr.)
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Man, the ACM website -- the Association for Computing Machinery's site -- is so confusing with all the usernames and accounts.
I am trying to subscribe to one of their mailing lists and it's asking me for an email address and a password. As an ACM member, I have an @acm.org email; my account also knows about my Macalester email, and my newer St. Olaf email. I have tried all of those, and all the various passwords in my password manager. None work.
If only, somehow, someone who knows something about, say, human-computer interaction, or how to use, uh, computing machinery to run a website with user accounts, mailing list subscriptions, and so on.
(Context: I just want to sign up for the SIGCSE-LAC list -- the special interest group for computer science education's committee for liberal arts colleges. https://computing-in-the-liberal-arts.github.io/. This should not be hard. Grrr.)
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Ahead of Print in BFP: “Pepper-Roboter in Bibliotheken: Teamplayer oder Spielerei?” (report). TH Wildau has deployed Pepper humanoid robots in its university library since 2018; this report analyses use cases, user reactions and meaningful integration. #libraries #robots #humanoid #HCI
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Ahead of Print in BFP: “Pepper-Roboter in Bibliotheken: Teamplayer oder Spielerei?” (report). TH Wildau has deployed Pepper humanoid robots in its university library since 2018; this report analyses use cases, user reactions and meaningful integration. #libraries #robots #humanoid #HCI
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Ahead of Print in BFP: “Pepper-Roboter in Bibliotheken: Teamplayer oder Spielerei?” (report). TH Wildau has deployed Pepper humanoid robots in its university library since 2018; this report analyses use cases, user reactions and meaningful integration. #libraries #robots #humanoid #HCI
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Ahead of Print in BFP: “Pepper-Roboter in Bibliotheken: Teamplayer oder Spielerei?” (report). TH Wildau has deployed Pepper humanoid robots in its university library since 2018; this report analyses use cases, user reactions and meaningful integration. #libraries #robots #humanoid #HCI
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39 Principles for Designing Human-AI Interaction, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
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39 Principles for Designing Human-AI Interaction, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
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39 Principles for Designing Human-AI Interaction, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
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39 Principles for Designing Human-AI Interaction, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
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39 Principles for Designing Human-AI Interaction, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):
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Where should #ACMCHI be held in 2030 & 2031?
We invite SIGCHI members to share ideas for future CHI locations! 🌍
Share by Aug. 15: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SV786R3 -
Where should #ACMCHI be held in 2030 & 2031?
We invite SIGCHI members to share ideas for future CHI locations! 🌍
Share by Aug. 15: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SV786R3 -
Where should #ACMCHI be held in 2030 & 2031?
We invite SIGCHI members to share ideas for future CHI locations! 🌍
Share by Aug. 15: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SV786R3 -
Where should #ACMCHI be held in 2030 & 2031?
We invite SIGCHI members to share ideas for future CHI locations! 🌍
Share by Aug. 15: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SV786R3 -
Where should #ACMCHI be held in 2030 & 2031?
We invite SIGCHI members to share ideas for future CHI locations! 🌍
Share by Aug. 15: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SV786R3 -
Automation bias
Nie wieder werde ich behaupten, dass die E-Mails, die die University of Edinburgh an ihre Alumni verschickt, nutzlos sind. Heute habe ich echt was daraus gelernt: automation bias.
Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.
#LLM-basierte Chatbots bringen also ein doppeltes Bias-Problem mit sich:
- reproduzieren sie bekanntlich den Bias der Trainingsdaten und
- haben ihre Nutzer:innen die Tendenz, #AIslop mehr zu glauben als direkt von Menschen vorgebrachten Vorschlägen.
Vielleicht wäre der deutschsprachige Diskurs über #Automatisierung, #Digitalisierung und »#KI« gescheiter, wenn es diesen Wikipedia-Artikel auch auf deutsch gäbe? Aber wie würde das Lemma auf deutsch heißen?
Die obige Definition geht zurück auf Mary Cummings (2004): "Automation Bias in Intelligent Time Critical Decision Support Systems" in AIAA 1st Intelligent Systems Technical Conference. DOI: 10.2514/6.2004-6313.
Leider ist der Volltext z.Z. nicht kostenlos abrufbar. Auf der Suche danach in @base fand ich ein gleichnamiges Buchkapitel von derselben Autorin aus dem Jahr 2017 – auch ohne Volltext. In BASE kann man sehen, wer es zitiert hat. Da sind interessante Publikationen bei.
Ich schulde euch noch den Text aus dem Alumni-Newsletter, in dem automation bias erwähnt wird: Trust, responsibility and the future of AI and robotics von Helen Hastie, die wenige Jahre vor mir dieselben Fächer studiert hat und jetzt die School of Informatics leitet. Danke, Prof. Hastie!
#automationBias #kognitiveVerzerrung #hci #Automatisierungsfalle #Computergläubigkeit #Automatisierungsbias #doubleAIbias #kiNeinDanke #KünstlicheDummheit
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Automation bias
Nie wieder werde ich behaupten, dass die E-Mails, die die University of Edinburgh an ihre Alumni verschickt, nutzlos sind. Heute habe ich echt was daraus gelernt: automation bias.
Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.
#LLM-basierte Chatbots bringen also ein doppeltes Bias-Problem mit sich:
- reproduzieren sie bekanntlich den Bias der Trainingsdaten und
- haben ihre Nutzer:innen die Tendenz, #AIslop mehr zu glauben als direkt von Menschen vorgebrachten Vorschlägen.
Vielleicht wäre der deutschsprachige Diskurs über #Automatisierung, #Digitalisierung und »#KI« gescheiter, wenn es diesen Wikipedia-Artikel auch auf deutsch gäbe? Aber wie würde das Lemma auf deutsch heißen?
Die obige Definition geht zurück auf Mary Cummings (2004): "Automation Bias in Intelligent Time Critical Decision Support Systems" in AIAA 1st Intelligent Systems Technical Conference. DOI: 10.2514/6.2004-6313.
Leider ist der Volltext z.Z. nicht kostenlos abrufbar. Auf der Suche danach in @base fand ich ein gleichnamiges Buchkapitel von derselben Autorin aus dem Jahr 2017 – auch ohne Volltext. In BASE kann man sehen, wer es zitiert hat. Da sind interessante Publikationen bei.
Ich schulde euch noch den Text aus dem Alumni-Newsletter, in dem automation bias erwähnt wird: Trust, responsibility and the future of AI and robotics von Helen Hastie, die wenige Jahre vor mir dieselben Fächer studiert hat und jetzt die School of Informatics leitet. Danke, Prof. Hastie!
#automationBias #kognitiveVerzerrung #hci #Automatisierungsfalle #Computergläubigkeit #Automatisierungsbias #doubleAIbias #kiNeinDanke #KünstlicheDummheit
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Automation bias
Nie wieder werde ich behaupten, dass die E-Mails, die die University of Edinburgh an ihre Alumni verschickt, nutzlos sind. Heute habe ich echt was daraus gelernt: automation bias.
Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.
#LLM-basierte Chatbots bringen also ein doppeltes Bias-Problem mit sich:
- reproduzieren sie bekanntlich den Bias der Trainingsdaten und
- haben ihre Nutzer:innen die Tendenz, #AIslop mehr zu glauben als direkt von Menschen vorgebrachten Vorschlägen.
Vielleicht wäre der deutschsprachige Diskurs über #Automatisierung, #Digitalisierung und »#KI« gescheiter, wenn es diesen Wikipedia-Artikel auch auf deutsch gäbe? Aber wie würde das Lemma auf deutsch heißen?
Die obige Definition geht zurück auf Mary Cummings (2004): "Automation Bias in Intelligent Time Critical Decision Support Systems" in AIAA 1st Intelligent Systems Technical Conference. DOI: 10.2514/6.2004-6313.
Leider ist der Volltext z.Z. nicht kostenlos abrufbar. Auf der Suche danach in @base fand ich ein gleichnamiges Buchkapitel von derselben Autorin aus dem Jahr 2017 – auch ohne Volltext. In BASE kann man sehen, wer es zitiert hat. Da sind interessante Publikationen bei.
Ich schulde euch noch den Text aus dem Alumni-Newsletter, in dem automation bias erwähnt wird: Trust, responsibility and the future of AI and robotics von Helen Hastie, die wenige Jahre vor mir dieselben Fächer studiert hat und jetzt die School of Informatics leitet. Danke, Prof. Hastie!
#automationBias #kognitiveVerzerrung #hci #Automatisierungsfalle #Computergläubigkeit #Automatisierungsbias #doubleAIbias #kiNeinDanke #KünstlicheDummheit
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Automation bias
Nie wieder werde ich behaupten, dass die E-Mails, die die University of Edinburgh an ihre Alumni verschickt, nutzlos sind. Heute habe ich echt was daraus gelernt: automation bias.
Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.
#LLM-basierte Chatbots bringen also ein doppeltes Bias-Problem mit sich:
- reproduzieren sie bekanntlich den Bias der Trainingsdaten und
- haben ihre Nutzer:innen die Tendenz, #AIslop mehr zu glauben als direkt von Menschen vorgebrachten Vorschlägen.
Vielleicht wäre der deutschsprachige Diskurs über #Automatisierung, #Digitalisierung und »#KI« gescheiter, wenn es diesen Wikipedia-Artikel auch auf deutsch gäbe? Aber wie würde das Lemma auf deutsch heißen?
Die obige Definition geht zurück auf Mary Cummings (2004): "Automation Bias in Intelligent Time Critical Decision Support Systems" in AIAA 1st Intelligent Systems Technical Conference. DOI: 10.2514/6.2004-6313.
Leider ist der Volltext z.Z. nicht kostenlos abrufbar. Auf der Suche danach in @base fand ich ein gleichnamiges Buchkapitel von derselben Autorin aus dem Jahr 2017 – auch ohne Volltext. In BASE kann man sehen, wer es zitiert hat. Da sind interessante Publikationen bei.
Ich schulde euch noch den Text aus dem Alumni-Newsletter, in dem automation bias erwähnt wird: Trust, responsibility and the future of AI and robotics von Helen Hastie, die wenige Jahre vor mir dieselben Fächer studiert hat und jetzt die School of Informatics leitet. Danke, Prof. Hastie!
#automationBias #kognitiveVerzerrung #hci #Automatisierungsfalle #Computergläubigkeit #Automatisierungsbias #doubleAIbias #kiNeinDanke #KünstlicheDummheit
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Automation bias
Nie wieder werde ich behaupten, dass die E-Mails, die die University of Edinburgh an ihre Alumni verschickt, nutzlos sind. Heute habe ich echt was daraus gelernt: automation bias.
Automation bias is the propensity for humans to favor suggestions from automated decision-making systems and to ignore contradictory information made without automation, even if it is correct.
#LLM-basierte Chatbots bringen also ein doppeltes Bias-Problem mit sich:
- reproduzieren sie bekanntlich den Bias der Trainingsdaten und
- haben ihre Nutzer:innen die Tendenz, #AIslop mehr zu glauben als direkt von Menschen vorgebrachten Vorschlägen.
Vielleicht wäre der deutschsprachige Diskurs über #Automatisierung, #Digitalisierung und »#KI« gescheiter, wenn es diesen Wikipedia-Artikel auch auf deutsch gäbe? Aber wie würde das Lemma auf deutsch heißen?
Die obige Definition geht zurück auf Mary Cummings (2004): "Automation Bias in Intelligent Time Critical Decision Support Systems" in AIAA 1st Intelligent Systems Technical Conference. DOI: 10.2514/6.2004-6313.
Leider ist der Volltext z.Z. nicht kostenlos abrufbar. Auf der Suche danach in @base fand ich ein gleichnamiges Buchkapitel von derselben Autorin aus dem Jahr 2017 – auch ohne Volltext. In BASE kann man sehen, wer es zitiert hat. Da sind interessante Publikationen bei.
Ich schulde euch noch den Text aus dem Alumni-Newsletter, in dem automation bias erwähnt wird: Trust, responsibility and the future of AI and robotics von Helen Hastie, die wenige Jahre vor mir dieselben Fächer studiert hat und jetzt die School of Informatics leitet. Danke, Prof. Hastie!
#automationBias #kognitiveVerzerrung #hci #Automatisierungsfalle #Computergläubigkeit #Automatisierungsbias #doubleAIbias #kiNeinDanke #KünstlicheDummheit
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HCI против классической виртуализации: архитектурный выбор для современного ЦОД
В мире корпоративной ИТ-инфраструктуры уже много лет существует дискуссия. На одном полюсе — проверенная временем классическая трёхуровневая архитектура (серверы, сеть, внешняя СХД). На другом — гиперконвергентная инфраструктура (HCI), которая объединяет все компоненты в единую программно-определяемую систему. Выбор между ними — это не просто вопрос "что новее", а стратегическое решение, влияющее на управляемость, масштабируемость, отказоустойчивость и совокупную стоимость владения .
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1059606/
#hci #virtualization #virtualisation #it_инфраструктура #цод
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HCI против классической виртуализации: архитектурный выбор для современного ЦОД
В мире корпоративной ИТ-инфраструктуры уже много лет существует дискуссия. На одном полюсе — проверенная временем классическая трёхуровневая архитектура (серверы, сеть, внешняя СХД). На другом — гиперконвергентная инфраструктура (HCI), которая объединяет все компоненты в единую программно-определяемую систему. Выбор между ними — это не просто вопрос "что новее", а стратегическое решение, влияющее на управляемость, масштабируемость, отказоустойчивость и совокупную стоимость владения .
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1059606/
#hci #virtualization #virtualisation #it_инфраструктура #цод
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HCI против классической виртуализации: архитектурный выбор для современного ЦОД
В мире корпоративной ИТ-инфраструктуры уже много лет существует дискуссия. На одном полюсе — проверенная временем классическая трёхуровневая архитектура (серверы, сеть, внешняя СХД). На другом — гиперконвергентная инфраструктура (HCI), которая объединяет все компоненты в единую программно-определяемую систему. Выбор между ними — это не просто вопрос "что новее", а стратегическое решение, влияющее на управляемость, масштабируемость, отказоустойчивость и совокупную стоимость владения .
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1059606/
#hci #virtualization #virtualisation #it_инфраструктура #цод
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https://www.europesays.com/si/157445/ V zadnjem trenutku rešila hčerko, za mamo je bilo prepozno #hči #mamica #nesreča #OtroškiVoziček #Slovene #Slovenščina #Svet #World #železniškiPrehod
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[BLOG] I have to admit: A product manager told me they were "excited for the security review". Yes, excited.
First, I thought I misheard something. But then I realized: This wasn’t about the review itself, it was about the way that we do this in our team.
Read what we did: https://www.stephanwiefling.de/2026/07/12/excited-product-manager-for-security-review.html
#CyberSecurity #Security #InfoSec #UX #HCI #Research #Technology #Usability
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I plan to share more insights on research that influences my daily work as a Usable Security Consultant at a large company (>45M customers).
Is this the kind of content you find valuable? Let me know (over here or on my other channels). Your feedback will be much appreciated.
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[BLOG] I have to admit: A product manager told me they were "excited for the security review". Yes, excited.
First, I thought I misheard something. But then I realized: This wasn’t about the review itself, it was about the way that we do this in our team.
Read what we did: https://www.stephanwiefling.de/2026/07/12/excited-product-manager-for-security-review.html
#CyberSecurity #Security #InfoSec #UX #HCI #Research #Technology #Usability
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I plan to share more insights on research that influences my daily work as a Usable Security Consultant at a large company (>45M customers).
Is this the kind of content you find valuable? Let me know (over here or on my other channels). Your feedback will be much appreciated.
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[BLOG] I have to admit: A product manager told me they were "excited for the security review". Yes, excited.
First, I thought I misheard something. But then I realized: This wasn’t about the review itself, it was about the way that we do this in our team.
Read what we did: https://www.stephanwiefling.de/2026/07/12/excited-product-manager-for-security-review.html
#CyberSecurity #Security #InfoSec #UX #HCI #Research #Technology #Usability
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I plan to share more insights on research that influences my daily work as a Usable Security Consultant at a large company (>45M customers).
Is this the kind of content you find valuable? Let me know (over here or on my other channels). Your feedback will be much appreciated.
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[BLOG] I have to admit: A product manager told me they were "excited for the security review". Yes, excited.
First, I thought I misheard something. But then I realized: This wasn’t about the review itself, it was about the way that we do this in our team.
Read what we did: https://www.stephanwiefling.de/2026/07/12/excited-product-manager-for-security-review.html
#CyberSecurity #Security #InfoSec #UX #HCI #Research #Technology #Usability
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I plan to share more insights on research that influences my daily work as a Usable Security Consultant at a large company (>45M customers).
Is this the kind of content you find valuable? Let me know (over here or on my other channels). Your feedback will be much appreciated.
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[BLOG] I have to admit: A product manager told me they were "excited for the security review". Yes, excited.
First, I thought I misheard something. But then I realized: This wasn’t about the review itself, it was about the way that we do this in our team.
Read what we did: https://www.stephanwiefling.de/2026/07/12/excited-product-manager-for-security-review.html
#CyberSecurity #Security #InfoSec #UX #HCI #Research #Technology #Usability
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I plan to share more insights on research that influences my daily work as a Usable Security Consultant at a large company (>45M customers).
Is this the kind of content you find valuable? Let me know (over here or on my other channels). Your feedback will be much appreciated.
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Exciting news! 🤖✨ We just published our new paper on co-designing a modular, low-cost, open-source smart mirror tailored for people living with dementia and their carers! 🧠💙
Instead of adding tech that causes anxiety, we built assistive support directly behind a familiar household item. 🪞🏡
Check out the full thread below to see how we did it! 👇
🔗 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-29653-5_3
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Exciting news! 🤖✨ We just published our new paper on co-designing a modular, low-cost, open-source smart mirror tailored for people living with dementia and their carers! 🧠💙
Instead of adding tech that causes anxiety, we built assistive support directly behind a familiar household item. 🪞🏡
Check out the full thread below to see how we did it! 👇
🔗 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-29653-5_3
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Exciting news! 🤖✨ We just published our new paper on co-designing a modular, low-cost, open-source smart mirror tailored for people living with dementia and their carers! 🧠💙
Instead of adding tech that causes anxiety, we built assistive support directly behind a familiar household item. 🪞🏡
Check out the full thread below to see how we did it! 👇
🔗 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-29653-5_3
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Exciting news! 🤖✨ We just published our new paper on co-designing a modular, low-cost, open-source smart mirror tailored for people living with dementia and their carers! 🧠💙
Instead of adding tech that causes anxiety, we built assistive support directly behind a familiar household item. 🪞🏡
Check out the full thread below to see how we did it! 👇
🔗 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-29653-5_3
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Exciting news! 🤖✨ We just published our new paper on co-designing a modular, low-cost, open-source smart mirror tailored for people living with dementia and their carers! 🧠💙
Instead of adding tech that causes anxiety, we built assistive support directly behind a familiar household item. 🪞🏡
Check out the full thread below to see how we did it! 👇
🔗 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-29653-5_3
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OutDesign is already available in a somewhat beta version, yes. In fact, you can have a look at the thread @BertrandCaron quoted in his original post to get access.
I would love to know more about this mixed policy, between formats and conservation, if you agree!
It happens that I spend most of my time at the BnF those days. I'm currently wrapping up my Ph.D. dissertation in #HCI about publishing and file formats. If you are on the Mitterand site as well, maybe we could grab coffee?
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OutDesign is already available in a somewhat beta version, yes. In fact, you can have a look at the thread @BertrandCaron quoted in his original post to get access.
I would love to know more about this mixed policy, between formats and conservation, if you agree!
It happens that I spend most of my time at the BnF those days. I'm currently wrapping up my Ph.D. dissertation in #HCI about publishing and file formats. If you are on the Mitterand site as well, maybe we could grab coffee?
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OutDesign is already available in a somewhat beta version, yes. In fact, you can have a look at the thread @BertrandCaron quoted in his original post to get access.
I would love to know more about this mixed policy, between formats and conservation, if you agree!
It happens that I spend most of my time at the BnF those days. I'm currently wrapping up my Ph.D. dissertation in #HCI about publishing and file formats. If you are on the Mitterand site as well, maybe we could grab coffee?
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EDIT-2: I've been made aware of claims, that the video and the "creators" site might be AI generated. Watch at your own discretion, but keep the caveat in mind. Anyway:
This is one of the best talks on user interface design and human computer interaction I've seen in a long time:
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EDIT-2: I've been made aware of claims, that the video and the "creators" site might be AI generated. Watch at your own discretion, but keep the caveat in mind. Anyway:
This is one of the best talks on user interface design and human computer interaction I've seen in a long time: