Prosocial @ CHI 2024
Prosocial computing group at the University of Washington studies, designs, and builds technologies that foster and support positive and prosocial behaviors – to benefit individuals and society as a whole.
We use theories from psychology, communication, and economics to inform our application of generative AI, aimed at understanding and fostering prosocial behavior across diverse research domains. Through our work, we seek to contribute to our fundamental understanding of people, as well as develop design guidelines and tools to facilitate technology design.
Our works have been supported by Google, Microsoft, National Science Foundation, National Institute of Health, and Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Selected works
Transforming HCI papers into design cards with generative AICHI '24
AI-infused plugin for assisting designers in creating causal pathway diagramsCHI '24
AI chatbot for assisting ad hoc teamworksCHI '23
Understanding the use of design cardsCHI '23
News
Received a Google Academic Research Award
Oct 18, 2024
Award titled: 'Combating Health Misinformation with LLM-Powered Living Summaries'
Received a Microsoft New Future of Work Award
Jun 13, 2024
Award titled: 'Accelerating Research Translation into Design Practice Using Generative AI'
Two CHI papers accepted
Jan 21, 2024
Prosocial computing lab will present two CHI papers this year.
Three CHI papers accepted
Jan 21, 2023
Prosocial computing lab will present three CHI papers this year.