I agree that one-shot prompt engineering will become less relevant. Instead, the ability to collaborate and effectively lead conversations with large language models will be a crucial skill. #chatGPT #AI #LanguageModels #LLMs washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

the blurry jpeg analogy offers valuable insights into the workings of ChatGPT, but ending the article with "So just how much use is a blurry jpeg, when you still have the original?" does not do justice to the remarkable capabilities of LLMs newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…

Happy Monday! Read this fascinating discussion on AI anthropomorphism between the amazing Ben Shneiderman and Michael Muller (he/him) @michaelmuller.bsky.social, with commentaries from Pattie Maes and Susan Brennan, published by our new #HCAI medium platform medium.com/human-centered…

Not long ago, breakthroughs in AI research often came from lone academics or small teams using desktop hardware. These days, not so much. Are you anxious about how to stay competitive in AI as an academic? Georgios N. Yannakakis and I wrote this piece for you: arxiv.org/abs/2304.06035

In its 4th year, the reading list for Conversational User Interface studies at #chi2023 - 110 papers showing the increased diversity of topics and application areas in the field! Let me know if I missed any: docs.google.com/document/d/14-…

An insightful interview with Isaac Kohane on AI/gpt4 and Medicine youtube.com/watch?v=pS5Vye…

How will we embed ChatGPT like capabilities into clinical practice? This study by our team and led by ⁦Baki Kocaballi⁩ should shed some light academic.oup.com/jamia/article-…

"Collaboration, not Confrontation" –great to see our work led by David Fraile Navarro is published at this timely ACM TOCHI special issue. Our paper provides insights on doctor-AI collaboration and GP's attitudes towards NLP technologies

some concerning responses by earlier LLMs. #chatgpt seems to have made some improvements. However, Adam Berry highlights the need to provide more funding to make genAI more inclusive #humanisingAI symposium UTS Arts & Social Sciences

such a cool application supporting human-AI collaboration

I had a great day at the Diversity & Inclusion Symposium at Data61 yesterday! Met many inspiring people working on incredible projects, and shared my research on inclusive design in LLM-based chatbots. CFP for a special issue will be out soon: sites.google.com/view/di-in-ai-…

I'm psyched to announce CI•edu — the 1st International Symposium on Educating for #CollectiveIntelligence (5/6 Dec 2024) Co-chairing w Rupert Wegerif (Cambridge) Michael Hogan (Galway) Margaret Bearman (Deakin) Baki Kocaballi (UTS) Anna De Liddo (OpenU) 👉cic.uts.edu.au/events/collect…

I'm delighted to report that Wayne Holmes, Professor of Critical Studies and Ethics of AI and Education UCL, will present at our symposium in December. cc. UCL News Simon Buckingham Shum Rupert Wegerif Margaret Bearman Baki Kocaballi Anna De Liddo University of Galway Press 🙌

Pleased to share our recent publication JMIR Publications. In this work, my colleague Baki Kocaballi and I explore how generalist conversational AI (CAI), powered by large language models, can transform public health communication. jmir.org/2025/1/e69007

My latest paper just got published. We asked GPs: How much AI automation do you actually want in your medical records? The answer surprised us—and challenges what Big Tech is building. New research on Generative AI in healthcare 👇 (link below) Richard Lehman Charlotte Blease, PhD Baki Kocaballi