Table of Contents

• Augmenting Legal Work: Artificial Intelligence in Professional PracticeFelicity Bell, Eike Schneiders, Václav Janecek, Dirk Hartung, Erin T. Solovey, Niels van Berkel, Benjamin Tag. [doi]
• Interactive Rich Pictures: Surfacing Hidden Work in Complex SystemsAleesha Hamid, Per Ola Kristensson. [doi]
• "Showcasing My Best Self": The Impact of Beautifying Augmented Reality Face Filters in High-Stakes Online Job InterviewsAnna Lindner, Mark Zachry. [doi]
• Prism: Investigating Productive Friction to track Cognitive Skill DevelopmentJaya Ramaprasad. [doi]
• From Prompt to Play: A Haptic Instrument for Creative Writing with an LLMEugénie Desmedt, Paul Kloker, Christine Haupt, Márton Zalka, Jonas Martschin, Martina Mara. [doi]
• Economic Temporalities and the Frictions of Evaluating WorkMolly Q. Feldman, Vera Khonvanskaya, Michael Muller, Amanda Zadorian. [doi]
• Impact of Chatbot Role on Perceived Support in a Collaborative Problem-Solving TaskValbjörn Jón Valbjörnsson, Sander de Jong, Rune Møberg Jacobsen, Niels van Berkel. [doi]
• Artificial Intelligence, Human Prejudice: How Gender Influences Users' Perceptions of AI their Assessment of the Quality of Results and their Attribution of InfluenceSamantha Larysha Twardawa, Franziska Schrade, Silvana Weber. [doi]
• From Time Blocking to Body Doubling: Analyzing Technologies Employed by Adults with ADHD for Working from HomeSuzanna Yaukey, Anita Komlodi, Ravi Kuber. [doi]
• Feel.Back.LoopGhazal Hosseini, Hanif Haghtalab, Philipp Wintersberger. [doi]
• Exploring the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Complex Software System Developers' Work: A Self-Determination Theory PerspectiveFriedrich Schadow, Kathrin Gerling, Felix Kretzer, Alexander Maedche. [doi]
• Will AI Agents Free Us From Meaningless Work? A Human-Centered AnalysisDavide Ghia, Jaspreet Ranjit, Tania Cerquitelli, Daniele Quercia. [doi]
• Incongruent Priorities in Software Development Teams Using AIEszter Vigh, Oksana Kulyk, Peter Mayer 0001, Louise Barkhuus. [doi]
• Hallucination-Hunting Season, or UX Interventions To Better Read LLM OutputsDaniele Belfiore, Valerii Ishchenko, Marcin Detyniecki. [doi]
• Human Agency and Skill in AI-Supported Work: Countering Cognitive OffloadingCaterina Fregosi, Simon W. S. Fischer, Chiara Natali, Hanna Schraffenberger, Federico Cabitza. [doi]
• The Robot in the Room: Performing Human-Robot Interactions through Augmented Reality Situated EncountersWilbert Tabone, Ellen Algera, Marco C. Rozendaal. [doi]
• Making Indecent Persuasion Visible: How Evaluation Metrics Shape UX Designers' Ethical ReasoningHauke Sandhaus, Doris Maria Rhomberg, Helen Nissenbaum. [doi]
• If AI Can Do It, It Should? Task Delegation Preferences of Future ProfessionalsMia Magdalena Bangerl, Leonie Disch, Emilia Isailovic, Viktoria Pammer-Schindler. [doi]
• Design Your Cobot, Shape Your Workplace: Insights From a Participatory Design SessionKatharina Weitz, Pooja Prajod, Stina Klein, Elisabeth André. [doi]
• Workshop on Computational User Models for WorkMartin Lorenz, Philipp Wintersberger, Helena Anna Frijns, Alexander Lingler, Leopold Böss, Patrick Ebel 0001. [doi]
• Exploring the Boundaries of Control and Agency in GenAI in Vocational Education: Teachers' Perceptions and "Red Lines"Christina Vasiliou, Victoria Bonareva. [doi]
• "A Watering Can That Never Runs Empty": A Case Study on Human-Robot Collaboration for Professional GardenersPaul Auerbach, Marek Holovac, Julius Schlicht, Markus Böhme, Konstantin Klamka. [doi]
• Technology Readiness Among Care Professionals in Older Adult CareJulia Hermann, Aysegül Dogangün. [doi]
• Interrogating GenAI Augmentation for CHIworkers: Strategies for Professional Autonomy and AccountabilityHauke Sandhaus, Kashif Imteyaz, Mohammed Almutairi, Pooja Prajod, Divya Ramesh, Saiph Savage, Qian Yang 0004, Michael Muller. [doi]
• Novel Hybrid Collaboration Tools in the Wild: A Living Lab in the MakingJulia Kleinau, Unnati Pradhan, Eduardo Velloso, Eve E. Hoggan, Jens Emil Grønbæk. [doi]
• Workplace Coaching-Informed Opportunities for Designing New Personal Task Management Tool FeaturesYoana Ahmetoglu, Jon Mella, Anna L. Cox. [doi]
• QUTAIM: A Methodological Framework for Scaling Qualitative Usability Testing through Expert-Grounded AI ModerationNick von Felten, Konstantin R. Strömel. [doi]
• UGenLah: A Human-in-the-loop Agentic Paradigm for Game DevelopmentChien Her Lim, Hao Zhang, Ruihao Li, Yunshu Bai, Ming Yan. [doi]
• Science Communication for Human-Computer Interaction ResearchersSilvana Weber, Franziska Schrade. [doi]
• The Reflective Zen Box: Speculative Technology to Slow Us DownWilbert Tabone, Thijs Prakken. [doi]
• Recognizing, Supporting, and Futuring Diverse Pathways in Computing WorkLara Karki, Aarti Israni, Tawanna Dillahunt, Julie Hui, Dana Priest, Asher Brown, Betsy DiSalvo. [doi]
• AI Guides Attention, But What Should Educators See? Designing Human-AI Decision Support in EducationMelike Nur Köroglu, Philipp Wintersberger. [doi]
• Prism: Real-time Cognitive Tracking with Frictional AIJaya Ramaprasad. [doi]
• TimelyAI: When Should Generative AI Assistants Intervene?Yihang Zhao 0004, Qing Xia, Amy Rechkemmer, Yiwen Xing, Lise Stork, Albert Meroño-Peñuela, Mark Whiting, Advait Sarkar, Duncan P. Brumby, Elena Simperl. [doi]
• MindTide: Designing a Stress-Adaptive To-Do ListChiara Krisam, Lukas Schick, Bella Tadson, Gabriele Serafino, Martin Feick. [doi]
• Human Digital Twins for Sharing and Accessing Tacit Knowledge in University Research LabsSimon Rapp, Martin Feick, Alexander Maedche. [doi]
• Trust and Transparency in XAI for Workplace Automation: Guiding Industry Decisions on Process AutomationNina Hubig, Daniel Kolb, Romeo Kienzler. [doi]
• Ethics and Social Responsibility in AI-Assisted Interviewing: An LLM-in-the-Loop Study of AI-Generated Follow-Up QuestionsHe Zhang 0033, Yueyan Liu, Xin Guan, Jie Cai 0003, John M. Carroll 0001. [doi]