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• Post #4317518

  RE: https://flipboard.com/@npr/technology-tljasll7z/-/a-gupgKnP1SISM3jGFENMmLA%3Aa%3A3195441-%2F0 imma let you finish, but the wolves have been cried too many times

• Post #4317517

  wow, is it more or less surprising that ask.com is shutting down or that it still existed?

• Post #4317516

  RE: https://social.lansky.name/@hn50/116584435399483361 i wonder when the money runs out

• Post #4317515

  RE: https://flipboard.com/@newyorktimes/technology-vbfhu51bz/-/a-P152LJ3mQ0SIDiv3mwoeZQ%3Aa%3A3195393-%2F0 openAI really has egg on its face for only broke into one place.

• Post #1644551

  is anything more idiocracy than having a series of reality tv shows be the primary way we decide who would be the best president?

• Post #1348327

  RE: https://hci.social/@sigchi/116257682088517324 better take it quick, i heard they've almost run out of survey spots!

• Post #1348326

  @andresmh also, was CHI really like $1800 this year?

• Post #1348325

  i would think if you add up all the people Trump has said awful things about, it'd easily add up to >50% -- recently, he's gone after people with dyslexia https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/opinion/dyslexia-gavin-newsom-trump-insults.html

• Post #1348324

  @andresmh @julian @heades i've used ffmeg for 20 years, but only since LLMs have i not required 30 minutes to figure it out each time haha. now i don't even run it, just claude code, "hey, merge these two videos together and speed it up by 3x"

• Post #1348323

  @andresmh @julian @heades some day, when the AI breaks, and someone has to fix it, they're going to call me out of the old folks' home to write the perl that goes wrong

• Post #677633

  would you like to work at Apple with @barik and Jeff Nichols and Amanda Swearngin and ME? … both technical ML+HCI researchers and software engineers should apply! much wow. hey :bovine:, call me maybe? @pg https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200354142/ai-ml-machine-learning-software-engineer-machine-intelligence?team=MLAI

• Post #677630

  check out these super weird mammatus clouds from pittsburgh yesterday -- this photo was taken from my front porch around 9pm

• Post #677558

  how come a retweet of a toot is a reblog?

• Post #677549

  I was chatting with someone today, and said, "we should advertise these Apple HCI/AI internships on hci.social" and the response was, "why would we do that? @barik already works here and it's just you an him on there." help prove the naysayers wrong! we are looking for interns in accessibility, UI toolkits, infovis, learning sciences, ML fairness, lots of cool technical things at the intersection of HCI and ML! DM me and I'll connect you to...

• Post #673820

  My students and collaborators just released a new summarization benchmark that forefronts factuality and evidence extraction -- ⚡Introducing USB: A Unified Summarization Benchmark Across Tasks and Domains! https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.14296

• Post #673224

  it's kind of amazing to me that I get to work in the best university in the world, less than 3 hours away from my rural hometown. it's also amazing to me how people will go so far from their homes and family to study here. if we keep treating the superstars who come here to study badly, they'll go elsewhere, and I worry that will mean my kids will go elsewhere too -- "If my kids excel, will they move away?" https://jeffreybigham.com/blog/2025/where-wil...

• Post #672702

  it's a UW invasion at @cmuhcii today -- first, we had @caitie present in my lab meeting, and then @dsweld presented in the HCII Weekly Seminar

• Post #672698

  really nice to host Ming Yin today at @cmuhcii -- if you haven't see her work, she has a really nice set of results that speak to when people trust (or distrust) AI, how they're right/wrong, and how we might design interventions to do better together https://mingyin.org

• Post #671620

  i've built an AI detector error detector that detects if your AI system for detecting AI writing has detected it correctly or not and offers a natural language explanation as to why it detected or didn't detect it correctly or incorrectly. it's being used by 7,000 school teachers, 450 public defense attorneys, and 17 law enforcement professionals. we plan to test it sometime in the future.

• Post #671427

  Hi folks, come join my team at Apple as an intern! We are super great and super fun, many products, much publications. We do research at the intersection of HCI & ML, with focuses in Accessibility, Visualization, Learning Science, UI Understanding, and ML Developer Tools. https://apple.ent.box.com/v/hcmi-internship

• Post #670775

  the two hardest problems in computer science are: (i) people, (ii) convincing computer scientists that people are the hardest problem, (vi) asynchronous programming, and (iii) off by one errors

• Post #670598

  twitter is now people (i) commenting on the twitter drama, (ii) complaining about how hard mastodon is to use, (iii) saying goodbye to twitter.

• Post #670490

  #chi2024 review that recommended RRX for us dinged us for novelty compared to an arxiv paper that was publish about 20 days before the CHI deadline. assuming that's even a good criticism -- do we just cede to whoever posts on arxiv first now? what do other communities do?

• Post #670391

  a bit of a milestone -- according to google scholar, my top collaborator is no longer my advisor, but is my amazing former student @anhong ! … i know @saiphcita is coming for him though! :)

• Post #669520

  if you are (or know) an undergrad interested in HCI Research, apply to the CMU HCII REU program! we pay you to get research experience over the summer! https://hcii.cmu.edu/news/hcii-seeks-applicants-2025-summer-research-program

• Post #669404

  RE: https://tldr.nettime.org/@remixtures/116193879670232433 i wonder about "hire them back" -- i 100% agree we're going to need more people in CS rather than less over the medium term, but will the skillsets be different? i think there's an argument for both more CS skilled and less, not sure which direction and to which degree.

• Post #669402

  in the future, workers toil in the factory towns, representing claude code for all the white collar jobs, e.g., claude code law, claude code medicine, claude code accounting, etc., all to send 90% of their salary to pay for their claude code subscription.

• Post #669346

  RE: https://stefanbohacek.online/@stefan/116171010892060733 nothing supports the "AI is now commodity" better than you can really quit any of them and just use one of several others and really not notice the difference