HCI Today

This article introduces Munder Difflin, a program that operates multiple AI agents—each replicating the user’s work style and memories—as if they were an office.

This article introduces a collaborative service where people and AI agents work together in the same space.

This article introduces a study examining how AI-generated images and stock photography on websites affect perceptions of companies.

This article introduces Midjourney’s recent updates, made in response to user feedback after the public release of its alpha site.

This article introduces Samsung Electronics’ efforts to strengthen not only its products but also its services and brand through human-centered design.

This article addresses how the convenience of AI coding tools can also lead to developer fatigue and a loss of control.

This article explains why turnover is increasing in field service organizations and how AI can be used to address it.

This article introduces the evolution of an open standard designed to help enterprise data and AI tools interpret the same business metrics consistently.

This article introduces a conversation about the future of AI and healthcare held at Galaxy Unpacked in London in July 2026.

This article analyzes a study of how coding agents that autonomously write code read and write technical documentation.

This article introduces a study on GraphXplore, a system that connects multiple models from across the product design process for unified exploration.

This article presents a study that organizes the core knowledge and skills students should learn in data visualization design.

This article introduces a study of human-mediated AI guidance, in which parents adapt AI-generated disaster-preparedness information before delivering it to their children.

This article documents the development of a 125M-parameter AI model that takes a MIDI piano performance as input and continues it in real time with the next notes.

This article explains whether junior engineers and interns can retain their value in an era when AI writes code for them.

This article examines a study of how users’ beliefs and behavior change when smart home devices disclose how they handle personal data.

This article introduces a low-cost device that helps people sense dance and spatial relationships through the sounds produced by movement instead of screens or cameras.

This article examines a study investigating how the pitch of a social robot's voice affects children's stress.

This article reviews research on tangible devices that support meditation and mindfulness in human–computer interaction (HCI).

This article introduces the design and evaluation of IRIS, an AI tool that presents activity traces from the writing process.