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Afterglow: A Place-Based Memorial Ecology for AI-Mediated Pet Bereavement
Hanjing Shi, Dominic DiFranzo
Pet bereavement often receives little social recognition. Generative AI can give a continuing bond a responsive voice, but a comforting reply may also claim authority to forgive or…
How Far Do Capability Cues Travel? Anthropomorphism and Differentiated Trust in a Platform-Embedded AI Assistant
Chenchen Mao, Hanjing Shi, Haiyan Jia +1
Visible AI capabilities need not translate into broader judgments of trustworthiness. In a randomized 2 x 2 experiment with 270 U.S.-based Reddit users, an embedded assistant displ…
Same Team Label, Different Evidence: A Full-Text Audit of Claim Denominators in Human-AI Teaming Research
Hanjing Shi, Kimberly Wang, Sabrina Doherty +1
Human-AI Teaming (HAT) reviews often group studies by labels such as advisor, teammate, or coordinator. Yet the same label can describe one person taking AI advice, several people…
When Readability and Source Retention Diverge: An Evaluability Gap in AI Translation
Chenchen Mao, Hanjing Shi, Haiyan Jia +2
Readable AI output can leave an evaluability gap: even when the source is shown, an overall-quality judgment may not reflect what an output preserves. We investigated how source-te…
Outer Limits: An Experimental Approach to Controlled Content Manipulation within the Reddit Interface
Chenchen Mao, Hanjing Shi, Haiyan Jia +3
Independent researchers often lack access to intervention capabilities for controlled experiments on live social media platforms. We present Outer Limits, a browser-based system fo…
A Critique of Human-Autonomous Team Dynamics: Contrasting Qualitative and Quantitative Perspectives
Hanjing Shi
The critique paper provides an in-depth analysis of two influential studies in the field of Human-Autonomous Teams (HATs). Musick et al. explored qualitative dimensions of HAT dyna…