3 papers
cs.HC2026
One Is Not Enough: How People Use Multiple AI Models in Everyday Life
Seunghwa Pyo, Donggun Lee, Jungwoo Rhee +2
People increasingly use multiple Multimodal Large Language Models (MLLMs) concurrently, selecting each based on its perceived strengths. This cross-platform practice creates coordi…
cs.HC2026
"Oops! ChatGPT is Temporarily Unavailable!": A Diary Study on Knowledge Workers' Experiences of LLM Withdrawal
Eunseo Oh, Suyoun Lee, Jae Young Choi +2
LLMs have become deeply embedded in knowledge work, raising concerns about growing dependency and the potential undermining of human skills. To investigate the pervasiveness of LLM…
cs.HC2026
Human-AI Interaction Traces as Blackout Poetry: Reframing AI-Supported Writing as Found-Text Creativity
Syemin Park, Soobin Park, Youn-kyung Lim
LLMs offer new creative possibilities for writers but also raise concerns about authenticity and reader trust, particularly when AI involvement is disclosed. Prior research has lar…