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3 papers
cs.CY2026
AI usage patterns are shaped by perceived gains in human agency
Ian Beacock, Rachel Xu, Laura Murray +6
As conversational AI systems become more deeply integrated into daily life, the implications for human agency are increasingly urgent to understand. AI's potential to amplify capab…
cs.HC2024
New contexts, old heuristics: How young people in India and the US trust online content in the age of generative AI
Rachel Xu, Nhu Le, Rebekah Park +4
We conducted in-person ethnography in India and the US to investigate how young people (18-24) trusted online content, just as generative AI (genAI) became mainstream. We found tha…
cs.HC2024★ 1 cited
Like-minded, like-bodied: How users (18-26) trust online eating and health information
Rachel Xu, Nhu Le, Rebekah Park +1
This paper investigates the relationship between social media and eating practices amongst 42 internet users aged 18-26. We conducted an ethnography in the US and India to observe…