A new tool for crediting AI’s contributions IBM’s AI attribution toolkit helps users describe how AI contributed to their work.

We just published an article describing some of the motivations behind our new AI Attribution Toolkit. Check it out!

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HAI-GEN 2025: 6th Workshop on Human-AI Co-Creation with Generative Models by Osnat Mokryn (University of Haifa, IL), Orit Shaer (Wellesley College, US), Werner Geyer (IBM Research, US), Mary Lou Maher (Computing…

Check out our summary of the HAI-GEN workshop at #IUI2025! We talked about agents and agency, multimodal sensory experiences, the convergence between GenAI and XR, and more!

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AI Attribution Toolkit An attribution statement identifies not only the presence of AI involvement, but also how AI was used. This approach makes important distinctions between different types and amounts of AI…

🤖 ✏️ There is a better way to explain how you used AI in your {research paper, college essay, blog posts, …}. Check out our new AI Attribution Toolkit and look for us at #CHI2025!

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Examining the Use and Impact of an AI Code Assistant on Developer Productivity and Experience in the Enterprise AI assistants are being created to help software engineers conduct a variety of coding-related tasks, such as writing, documenting, and testing code. We describe the use of the watsonx Code Assistant (WCA), an LLM-powered coding assistant deployed internally within IBM. Through surveys of two user cohorts (N=669) and unmoderated usability testing (N=15), we examined developers' experiences with WCA and its impact on their productivity. We learned about their motivations for using (or not using) WCA, we examined their expectations of its speed and quality, and we identified new considerations regarding ownership of and responsibility for generated code. Our case study characterizes the impact of an LLM-powered assistant on developers' perceptions of productivity and it shows that although such tools do often provide net productivity increases, these benefits may not always be experienced by all users.

👩‍💻 + 🤖 = ⁉️ The impact of an AI coding assistant on developer productivity is nuanced and can't be boiled down to a single metric. Check out our work examining the impact of IBM's watsonx Code Assistant on the developer experience at #CHI2025.

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🎉 Excited for the *MAIN EVENT* at the Human-centered XAI (#HCXAI) workshop at #CHI2025!

An all-star lineup:
🌟 @marylgray.bsky.social (@microsoft.com)
🌟 Maryam Ashoori (@IBM)
🌟 Jacob Metcalf (@datasociety.bsky.social)

Care about humans in Explainable #AI?
This is the place to be!

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📢BREAKING: You can attend the Human-centered Explainable AI (#HCXAI) workshop at #CHI2025 without an accepted paper! Please repost and help us spread the word.

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Decolonial AI Alignment by Kush Varshney (IBM Research, US)

LLMs need not engage in a coloniality of knowledge by treating one culture's ethics or moral philosophy as universally correct. Instead, open LLMs should be aligned to value systems from different epistomologies and not assume universal values. 🌍🤖 #ai #hcai #alignment

🚀 We’re back! Join us for the Theory of Mind in Human-AI Interaction in-person workshop at CUI 2025 in Waterloo, ON, Canada on July 8! 🤖💡

Let's explore the role of ToM in human-CUI interaction. Submit your work by May 16!

🔗 Details: tominhai-cui2025.github.io

The submission portal is now open for the Human-centered XAI workshop at #CHI2025! Important details:

- #HCXAI now invites two types of papers: research or position papers.

- 5 pages (unlimited refs), ACM single column

- deadline: Feb 20, 2025

More? hcxai.jimdosite.com

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