Antti Oulasvirta
@oulasvirta
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Computational models of human behavior. Prof at Aalto University. Group page: https://t.co/f4ayVbnUA2
Helsinki
Joined February 2010
OUP now offers not only one mammoth PDF but each chapter as its own file:
academic.oup.com
Abstract. Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction provides the first comprehensive textbook on the design of computing systems for human use. The book i
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📢The open access version of our book is available now via OUP's site:
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The OA version will be available next week via OUP. I'll add that link on the book's homepage as soon as it's out:
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And perhaps what makes me proudest: the book is free. While open access has gained momentum in HCI, it has largely focused on scientific articles, not educational resources. We hope this open access book promotes equity, especially in low-resource settings.
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To make this way of teaching easier to adopt, we're also creating a suite of teaching materials for educators (slides and exercises).
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At the same time, we made these foundational ideas tangible through hands-on exercises and examples from the literature. The book features over 200 principles and 100 examples to support learning and application.
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What excites me most is its focus on the *enduring principles* of HCI; its core methods, concepts, theories, and models. While many books approach HCI primarily as a craft, we set out to go deeper. Our goal was to welcome students into the rich intellectual world of HCI research.
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It's amazing to have the book in my hand now, after several years of working on it with Kasper and Per Ola. In a nutshell, it's a new textbook for introductory-level HCI courses:. ✅ 10 parts, covering the whole HCI process.✅ Over 200 principles and 100 examples.✅ 864 pages
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RT @Sca_DS: 🏆 Anton Gasse, Alexander Lingler, Martin Lorenz, @oulasvirta, @philwintersberg & Patrick Ebel won the People’s Choice Award for….
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RT @DrDominicNg: Microsoft claims their new AI framework diagnoses 4x better than doctors. I'm a medical doctor and I actually read the pa….
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We had a lovely summer school last week in Paris. Thirty amazing students and postdocs, a week full of keynotes and hands-on lectures on computational methods. State-of-the-art as call as classical topics, ranging from LLM agents to Bayesian inference.
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John Williamson lecturing about simulator-bases inference at the Comp Int summer school
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John Williamson lecturing about simulator-bases inference at the Comp Int summer school
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Philipp Wintersberger @philwintersberg giving a talk on multitasking and human-AI interaction @AaltoUniversity
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RT @therealRYC: Is AI better than doctors at diagnosing patients?. A new study led by researchers at @Stanford @StanfordMed and @erichorvit….
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RT @oshaikh13: What if LLMs could learn your habits and preferences well enough (across any context!) to anticipate your needs?. In a new p….
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RT @Kseniase_: Overall, this paper gives a better understanding of how models learn and how they memorize. Paper:
arxiv.org
We propose a new method for estimating how much a model knows about a datapoint and use it to measure the capacity of modern language models. Prior studies of language model memorization have...
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Our group meeting today is in Aalto'a cinema theater. No 🍿 though
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