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    Results of the Workshop on Algorithmic Affordances in Recommender Interfaces

    Algorithmic affordances are defined as user interaction mechanisms that allow users tangible control over AI algorithms, such as recommender systems. Designing such algorithmic affordances, including assessing th...

    Aletta Smits, Ester Bartels, Chris Detweiler in Design for Equality and Justice (2024)

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    Assessing the Utility of an Interaction Qualities Framework in Systematizing the Evaluation of User Control

    The user’s experience with a recommender system is significantly shaped by the dynamics of user-algorithm interactions. These interactions are often evaluated using interaction qualities, such as controllability,...

    Aletta Smits, Chris Detweiler, Ester Bartels, Katja Pott in Design for Equality and Justice (2024)

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    Design Ideas for Recommender Systems in Flexible Education: How Algorithmic Affordances May Address Ethical Concerns

    In flexible education, recommender systems that support course selection, are considered a viable means to help students in making informed course selections, especially where curricula offer greater flexibili...

    Suzanne van Rossen, Ester Bartels, Karine Cardona in Design for Equality and Justice (2024)

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    Recognizing the Algorithmic Literacy of Users in XAI - An Example-Based Approach

    Recommender systems are widely used in today’s society, but many of them do not meet users’ needs and therefore fail to reach their full potential. Without careful consideration, such systems can interfere wit...

    Katja Pott, Aletta Smits, Doris Agotai in Design for Equality and Justice (2024)

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    Why Designers Must Contribute to Responsible AI

    In this paper, we argue that the creation of Responsible AI over the past four decades has predominantly relied on two approaches: contextual and technical. While both are indispensable, we contend that a thir...

    Aletta Smits, Luc van der Zandt, Koen van Turnhout in Artificial Intelligence in HCI (2024)

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    Exploring Categorizations of Algorithmic Affordances in Graphical User Interfaces of Recommender Systems

    This exploratory study investigates the rationale behind categorizing algorithmic controls, or algorithmic affordances, in the graphical user interfaces (GUIs) of recommender systems. Seven professionals from ind...

    Ester Bartels, Aletta Smits, Chris Detweiler in Design for Equality and Justice (2024)

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    Overcoming Privacy-Related Challenges for Game Developers

    Design and development practitioners such as those in game development often have difficulty comprehending and adhering to the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), especially when designing in a...

    Marissa Berk, Tamara Marantika, Daan Oldenhof in HCI for Cybersecurity, Privacy and Trust (2023)

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    Algorithmic Affordances in Recommender Interfaces

    Recommenders play a significant role in our daily lives, making decisions for users on a regular basis. Their widespread adoption necessitates a thorough examination of how users interact with recommenders and...

    Aletta Smits, Ester Bartels, Chris Detweiler in Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2023 (2023)

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    Towards a Practice-Led Research Agenda for User Interface Design of Recommender Systems

    The design of recommender systems’ graphical user interfaces (GUIs) is critical for a user's experience with these systems. However, most research into recommenders focuses on algorithms, overlooking the desig...

    Aletta Smits, Koen van Turnhout in Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2023 (2023)