Side-by-Side Human–Computer Design Using a Tangible User Interface

Law, Matthew V.; Dhawan, Nikhil; Bang, Hyunseung; Yoon, So‐Yeon; Selva, Daniel; Hoffman, Guy

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-05363-5_9

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“…To date, little work has explored how best to support humans in learning to collaborate with AI on authentic tasks, such as design tasks, despite growing recognition of the need for such supports [10,45,50,85]. Design tasks represent compelling challenges for human-AI collaboration, given that design problems are often ill-defined and require teams to navigate and negotiate both the problem and solution space [21] through an iterative process of generating ideas, building prototypes, and testing [32].…”

Section: Human-human Collaboration As a Lens For Studying Co-creative...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Exploring Challenges and Opportunities to Support Designers in Learning to Co-create with AI-based Manufacturing Design Tools

Gmeiner

Yang

Yao

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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AI-based design tools are proliferating in professional software to assist engineering and industrial designers in complex manufacturing and design tasks. These tools take on more agentic roles than traditional computer-aided design tools and are often portrayed as "co-creators. " Yet, working effectively with such systems requires different skills than working with complex CAD tools alone. To date, we know little about how engineering designers learn to work with AI-based design tools. In this study, we observed trained designers as they learned to work with two AI-based tools on a realistic design task. We find that designers face many challenges in learning to effectively co-create with current systems, including challenges in understanding and adjusting AI outputs and in communicating their design goals. Based on our findings, we highlight several design opportunities to better support designer-AI co-creation. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Empirical studies in HCI; • Applied computing → Computer-aided design.

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Section: Human-human Collaboration As a Lens For Studying Co-creative...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this study, we investigate human-AI collaboration for emerging manufacturing design tasks-an area where successful task performance sometimes requires human-AI collaboration, yet where effective collaboration may be challenging to achieve without strong supports [45,85].…”

Section: Human-human Collaboration As a Lens For Studying Co-creative...mentioning

confidence: 99%