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Michelle Lam

@mlam.bsky.social

Stanford CS PhD student | hci, human-AI interaction (+ dance, design, doodling!) michelle123lam.github.io

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Michael Bernstein@mbernst.bsky.social · 8mo ago

CSCW folks, I wanted to highlight how excited and proud I am to see work from our community (dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/..., CSCW '24 best paper winner led by @jiachenyan.bsky.social and @mlam.bsky.social) grow and expand ambition into this Science paper. CSCW has a ton to offer the world.

Michael Bernstein@mbernst.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Our new article in @science.org enables social media reranking outside of platforms' walled gardens. We add an LLM-powered reranking of highly polarizing political content into N=1256 participants' feeds. Downranking cools tensions with the opposite party—but upranking inflames them.

screenshot of the title and authors of the Science paper that are linked in the next post
Michelle Lam@mlam.bsky.social · 10mo ago

LLM safety work often reasons over high-level policies (be helpful & polite), but must tackle on-the-ground cases (unsolicited money advice when stocks are mentioned). This can feel like driving on an unfamiliar road guided by a generic driver’s manual instead of a map. We introduce: Policy Maps 🗺️

Michelle Lam@mlam.bsky.social · 2y ago

We're excited to host a second iteration of the HEAL workshop! Join us at CHI 2025 :) → Deadline: Feb 17, more info at heal-workshop.github.io

Yu Lu Liu@liuyulu.bsky.social · 2y ago

Human-centered Evalulation and Auditing of Language models (HEAL) workshop is back for #CHI2025, with this year's special theme: “Mind the Context”! Come join us on this bridge between #HCI and #NLProc! Workshop submission deadline: Feb 17 AoE More info at heal-workshop.github.io.

The image includes a shortened call for participation that reads: "We welcome participants who work on topics related to supporting human-centered evaluation and auditing of language models. Topics of interest include, but not limited to: - Empirical understanding of stakeholders' needs and goals of LLM evaluation and auditing - Human-centered evaluation and auditing methods for LLMs - Tools, processes, and guidelines for LLM evaluation and auditing - Discussion of regulatory measures and public policies for LLM auditing - Ethics in LLM evaluation and auditing Special Theme: Mind the Context. We invite authors to engage with specific contexts in LLM evaluation and auditing. This theme could involve various topics: the usage contexts of LLMs, the context of the evaluation/auditing itself, and more! The term ''context'' is purposefully left open for interpretation! The image also includes pictures of workshop organizers, who are: Yu Lu Liu, Wesley Hanwen Deng, Michelle S. Lam, Motahhare Eslami, Juho Kim, Q. Vera Liao, Wei Xu, Jekaterina Novikova, and Ziang Xiao.