Designing for AI-Powered Social Computing Systems

Author:

Lim Gionnieve1ORCID,Kim Hyunwoo2ORCID,Choi Yoonseo2ORCID,Li Toby Jia-Jun3ORCID,Kulkarni Chinmay4ORCID,Subramonyam Hariharan5ORCID,Seering Joseph6ORCID,Bernstein Michael S.7ORCID,Zhang Amy X.8ORCID,Glassman Elena L.9ORCID,Perrault Simon10ORCID,Kim Juho2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. School of Computing, KAIST, Republic of Korea and Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore

2. School of Computing, KAIST, Korea, Republic of

3. Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Notre Dame, United States

4. Computer Science Department, Emory University, United States

5. Stanford University, United States

6. Computer Science Department, Stanford University, United States

7. Computer Science, Stanford University, United States

8. CSE, University of Washington, United States

9. SEAS, Harvard University, United States

10. Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore

Publisher

ACM

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