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Sam Goree

@samgoree@hci.social
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Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

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Joined November 06, 2022
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https://samgoree.github.io/
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Apr 24, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

I've had several conversations recently with people asking "why should anyone bother studying computer science now that we have AI?"

I decided to write out my full response to that question in a blog post: https://samgoree.github.io/2026/04/06/why_cs.html

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Apr 17, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @csgordon@discuss.systems
@csgordon yeah, a lot of that kind of knowledge just requires experience using lots of text editors, but it'd be neat if we could teach them some of it.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Apr 17, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @csgordon@discuss.systems
@csgordon I seriously think the reason some of my students use LLMs to code is because they feel like they know what to write but typing it out with two fingers is too much work. They're also very used to spellcheck and struggle to type correctly without it. Idk if they had computer class, but they definitely didn't master typing before college.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Mar 17, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

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It's funny to see users of AI coding agents adopt the deep learning grad student workflow, where most of the thinking is automated, but you are called into action whenever the code finishes running to review the results and set up the next experiment.

This is a really unpleasant way to work, if only because it gives you "free time" but you have no control over when it begins or ends.

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 28, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
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If it's not, and the government is being earnest, they just handed Anthropic the best marketing they could have asked for, especially in their attempt to win over anti-AI liberals.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 28, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

So the whole Anthropic thing with Hegseth and Trump is some kind of publicity stunt, right?

They've been spending a ton on advertising recently, especially through nontraditional means, and this kind of news incident gets them exactly the kind of publicity they want.

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 23, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @samgoree@hci.social
Here's the link if you want to read our poster proposal https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3770761.3777233
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 23, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @samgoree@hci.social
If you ever wonder if your research idea is too simple or obvious to get published, submit it anyway. Worst case they reject it. Best case, everyone who walks by your poster instantly understands what you were doing and why.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 23, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @samgoree@hci.social
The really fun part of this poster for me, at least, is that I could explain it to anyone in a sentence. Every conference talk/poster I've done in the past has been complex and niche, so only a dozen people are even interested, and it takes a few minutes to explain even to those people.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 23, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

I had the opportunity this week to present a fun little poster at SIGCSE.

We took data structures students on a field trip to the library to help them better understand how the library functions as a data structure, and the algorithms that librarians use to maintain it. The activity worked great!

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 21, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

Is the whole openclaw thing going to kill the datacenter boom? I can't imagine many individuals would pay for AI when they can run it for free on their own computers

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Feb 19, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

Oh yeah I'm at SIGCSE! If you follow me here and want to meet up, let me know.

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Jan 08, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @jazz@vis.social
@jazz@vis.social Oh that sounds absolutely perfect. Her book came up in my googling. Thank you!
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Jan 08, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @jazz@vis.social
@jazz@vis.social Thanks! I love Gillian's CS1 design. And I should share this second reference with my friend who uses Twine for his actual psychology research. The course I'm working on is an upper-level undergrad computer science class that's mostly about interaction design. I need a new project for a unit about designing for emotion, and I was thinking about doing something game design-related, but I haven't done anything games-related in over a decade and certainly haven't taught it before.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Jan 08, 2026
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

Have any of you ever taught game design (broadly construed) as part of a first course in human-computer interaction?

I'm exploring an idea for a project assignment and looking for examples.

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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Apr 21, 2024
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social
Replying to @samgoree@hci.social
It's been a few months since I've posted on my blog! I have a bunch of half-written posts these days and very little time to edit them, I hope to post more this summer.
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Sam Goree @samgoree@hci.social · Apr 21, 2024
Sam Goree
@samgoree@hci.social

Currently into alternative forms of evaluation in computer vision and NLP. Assistant professor of computer science at Stonehill College. Former data scientist, former NSF graduate research fellow, former music major.

hci.social

When does an image become AI-generated?

There's been a lot of discourse around the ethics of AI art. I think some amount of these arguments also apply to smartphone photographs. To dig into this idea, I close read a series of diagrams from a computational bokeh effect patent.
https://samgoree.github.io/2024/02/25/bokeh.html

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