Designing AI

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Journal article (2018)

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Elizabeth Churchill Google LLC
P.A. van Allen Art Center College of Design
Mike Kuniavsky Palo Alto Research Center
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2018-11

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English

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Abstract

AI techniques have been affecting people’s experiences with digital services, applications, interactions, and interfaces for a long while now, but without muchengagement with or input from interaction designers and HCI researchers.Over the past two years, as part of the AAAI Symposia series (2017–2018) [1],we have organized a gathering of researchers and practitioners from variousdisciplines to discuss the UX of AI & ML—the user experience of artificialintelligence and machine learning. Our main interest in organizing these events wasto discuss the HCI and design-practice implications of the current fascination withand adoption of artificial intelligence and machine learning in user-facing products.