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Attending conferences is inspiring but exhausting. Felt awkward, less successful, and sometimes even a bit stupid—but that's okay. There are more important things to enjoy, like a good cup of coffee and rain. Hope you find joy in the little things too. Pura Vida ☕️🌦️🌈 #CSCW2024

Never miss your chance to meet the amazing Haneul Yoo!

This feels surreal. President Yoon Suk Yeol is the first president to declare martial law since South Korea democratized in 1987. Forty-five years of progress in democracy... regressing in the blink of an eye. #SouthKorea #MartialLaw

This photo of a tank in Seoul is going viral on Twitter, but its authenticity **has not been** verified (e.g., whether it is photoshopped or an old photo) by anyone. Please be cautious when sharing. Do not spread unverified information. #BreakingNews #SouthKorea

I was preparing to pitch an op-ed on the nationwide protests calling for President Yoon's resignation, aiming to provide global context amid the limited international coverage. Given the urgency, I’m sharing it now: docs.google.com/document/d/13c… #SouthKorea #Democracy

Joined @cnn live. Key takeaways: 1️⃣ President Yoon's declaration of Martial Law is not surprising—it has been building for some time. 2️⃣ Nonetheless, it marks a turning point in South Korea's democratic history. 3️⃣ Democratic stakeholders demonstrated remarkable resilience.

희생자들의 명복을 빕니다.생존자와 유가족,목격자들이 정신적,신체적으로 필요한 지원을 받을수있도록 모두가 도와야합니다.언론께는 <트라우마 예방을 위한 재난보도 가이드라인>을 참조해주시길 부탁드립니다.모든 언론보도,국민적 관심은 희생자와 유가족의 고통에 대한 공감을 바탕으로,그들의

Registration for the 5th International Single Session Therapy Symposium (SST5) in Chicago, June 27-29, is now open!! Sign-up to join us (in-person or virtually) here: sites.northwestern.edu/sst5/register/ Hope to see many of you in Chicago this June 🌆 🎉

Happy Valentine's Day! Fun fact – the first recorded mention of "mental health" was in a 1650 poem by the poet Thomas Jordan, titled "The Anti-Platonick by I. C. with an Answer by T. I.," in which I.C. and T.I. debate the importance of love motivated by lust vs by emotion. 🧵

I'm super happy with this video from Communications of the ACM on our paper about LLM use in crowd work. Our work will be the cover paper of CACM in March. cc: Veniamin Veselovsky Bob West Prolific Andrew Gordon

In the wake of yet another celebrity death, I recently had the opportunity to discuss this issue with The Guardian. Over the past decade, I can easily recall at least 20 Korean celebrities who have tragically taken their own lives. While these deaths are deeply intertwined with

Appropriate reliance is key to safe and successful user interactions with LLMs. But what shapes user reliance on LLMs, and how can we foster appropriate reliance? In our #CHI2025 paper, we explore these questions through two user studies. 1/7

Welcome Manoel! 👋 Check out his recent "Meet the Researcher" on the CITP Blog: blog.citp.princeton.edu/2025/03/06/mee…

#CHI2025 paper from Midjourney Storytelling Lab 🫱🧸 🦖🫲What if we can tell a story by playing with toys? 🫱🧸 🦖🤖What if we can collaborate with AI on toy-playing+storytelling? Toyteller enables toy-playing-based storytelling with AI. Learn more: mj-storytelling.github.io/project/toytel… (1/9)

One question I'm sometimes asked is how my research group picks problems. Do I come up with most of the ideas for new papers, or do the students? Neither! I strongly believe that research is more effective if we pick projects, not problems. What's the difference? - Projects are

SO well deserved, my intern cohort Dasom Choi & my mentor Young-Ho Kim!!😍🥳 No big surprise given the significance and quality of the work :p

🌸New #CHI2025 paper alert!! 🤖👩‍🏫 How can teachers ensure that AI tutors work for every student? Our team envisions a future where teachers build chatbots (e.g., AI tutors) tailored to their curriculum and students. 📄 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2410.04078

NEWS: President Yoon REMOVED - UNANIMOUS DECISION

New paper: Language models have “universal” concept representation – but can they capture cultural nuance? 🌏 If someone from Japan asks an LLM what color a pumpkin is, will it correctly say green (as they are in Japan)? Or does cultural nuance require more than just language?