Events Category: Colloquium

This talk critically examines technology’s implications on social structures, challenging designers to confront the uncomfortable reality when technology perpetuates harmful ideologies. Join us in envisioning a future where technology is harnessed to uplift and empower the voices that need it most. Event Details

This talk explores the findings from Dr. Robinson's recent studies investigating the multifaceted impacts of AI-driven innovations on developer communities including being able to leverage expert perspectives more easily, enable expansive creative uses, and better understand the scope of what LLM-based tools can successfully produce for the community. Event Details

This talk explores the design of ecosystems for education, work, and communities to help individuals and communities navigate change. Event Details

Drawing upon empirical studies of data sharing and reuse, Dr. Borgman will discuss the theoretical construct of distance between data creator and data reuser, identifying six distance dimensions that influence the ability to transfer knowledge effectively: domain, methods, collaboration, curation, purposes, and time and temporality. Event Details

Join us for a panel discussion with computer and information scholars as we engage in critical conversations surrounding social justice issues at the intersection of information, technology, and people. Event Details

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In this talk, Chen will present research on enabling collective alignment of socially-constructed concepts at scale, including novel annotation tools that capture sources of uncertainty separately. Event Details

This engaging talk will explore the dynamic intersection between interaction design and knowledge production. Event Details

This engaging talk will explore the dynamic intersection between interaction design and knowledge production. Event Details

In this talk, Dr. Pavel will discuss three projects in which they explore using generative AI to make creativity (GenAssist), media consumption (ShortScribe), and real time communication (COMPA) more accessible. Event Details