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6 papers

cs.HC2026

AI as We Describe It: How Large Language Models and Their Applications in Health are Represented Across Channels of Public Discourse

Jiawei Zhou, Lei Zhang, Mei Li +2

Representation shapes public attitudes and behaviors. With the recent advances and rapid adoption of LLMs, the way these systems are introduced will negotiate societal expectations…

cs.HC2025

A Risk Taxonomy and Reflection Tool for Large Language Model Adoption in Public Health

Jiawei Zhou, Amy Z. Chen, Darshi Shah +2

Recent breakthroughs in large language models (LLMs) have generated both interest and concern about their potential adoption as information sources or communication tools across di…

cs.HC2025

Interaction Configurations and Prompt Guidance in Conversational AI for Question Answering in Human-AI Teams

Jaeyoon Song, Zahra Ashktorab, Qian Pan +3

Understanding the dynamics of human-AI interaction in question answering is crucial for enhancing collaborative efficiency. Extending from our initial formative study, which reveal…

cs.HC2025

The Role of Partisan Culture in Mental Health Language Online

Sachin R. Pendse, Ben Rochford, Neha Kumar +1

The impact of culture on how people express distress in online support communities is increasingly a topic of interest within Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and Human-C…

cs.HC2025

The Typing Cure: Experiences with Large Language Model Chatbots for Mental Health Support

Inhwa Song, Sachin R. Pendse, Neha Kumar +1

People experiencing severe distress increasingly use Large Language Model (LLM) chatbots as mental health support tools. Discussions on social media have described how engagements…

cs.HC2025

ExploreSelf: Fostering User-driven Exploration and Reflection on Personal Challenges with Adaptive Guidance by Large Language Models

Inhwa Song, SoHyun Park, Sachin R. Pendse +3

Expressing stressful experiences in words is proven to improve mental and physical health, but individuals often disengage with writing interventions as they struggle to organize t…