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Everyday AI Auditing: Youth Tools for Responsible Text-to-Image (T2I) Use
This research investigates everyday algorithm auditing of text-to-image (T2I) AI by youth as a lens for designing support for critical use in everyday interaction. We aim to design an auditing tool that can be integrated into youths' routine T2I use to scaffold critical engagement by empowering youth to detect and make sense of problematic model behaviors and reflect on their experiences.
Investigators: Mengyuan Zhu
Related Pubs: [CHI' 26 Workshop]
Community-Driven Techno-Spiritual Care for Kidney Health
This research explores community-driven kidney health engagement with Malay-Muslim communities in Singapore, centering spirituality, trust, and community care. Working with mosques through participatory and Research-through-Design methods, including exhibitions and AI-supported artifacts, it examines appropriate sacred health engagement and advances decolonial, culturally grounded approaches to responsible AI and empowerment.
Investigators: Syafiq Bin Rahim
Personal Informatics and Reflective Self-Tracking
This project explores how personal informatics tools (e.g., self-tracking) can support reflection as meaning-making, rather than simply behavior change or performance optimization. Through design and qualitative inquiry, we examine how people interpret data alongside routines, emotions, and life circumstances. The project contributes design directions for personal informatics systems that are more human-centered, context-aware, and supportive of sustainable well-being.
Related Pubs: [CHI' 22] [TOCHI' 23] [CHI' 21 EA]