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- Empowering Social Service with AI: Insights from a Participatory Design Study with Practitioners9
A two-stage participatory design study reveals opportunities for AI integration in documentation, assessment, and worker supervision, while highlighting risks related to GenAI limitations, skill retention, and client safety.
- QUINT: Node embedding using network hashing6
This paper shows how to extend <inline-formula><tex-math notation="LaTeX") to retain enough structural information which can be used further to approximate many topological properties of networks with high confidence, and proves that <monospace>QUINT</monospace > is a consistent top-performer for both the tasks among the baselines across all the datasets.
- E-TIDE: Fast, Structure-Preserving Motion Forecasting from Event Sequences1
This work introduces E-TIDE, a lightweight, end-to-end trainable architecture for event-tensor prediction that is designed to operate efficiently without large-scale pretraining, and employs the TIDE module (Temporal Interaction for Dynamic Events), motivated by efficient spatiotemporal interaction design for sparse event tensors.
- Correct Yourself, Keep My Trust: How Self-Correction and Social Connection Shape Credibility in Social Chatbots–
It is suggested that social chatbots should correct their own mistakes rather than outsource corrections, and that investing in social connection is a functional mechanism that amplifies correction effectiveness, not merely a design feature.
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- Online fair division with arbitrary entitlements–
This project aims to explore fair distribution models for goods among agents with arbitrary entitlements, specifically addressing food charity challenges in the real world, by seeking to better understand the proofs of the theorems mentioned in that paper.
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