Andrew Kuznetsov
@andrewkuznet.bsky.social
PhD student at CMU, Paramedic
I study sensemaking/knowledge, teamwork, emergency medicine, orgs. HCI/HF/OBT/OR.
Before: Google Research, Wikipedia, Amazon MTurk, UIUC, Techstars Chicago.
I study sensemaking/knowledge, teamwork, emergency medicine, orgs. HCI/HF/OBT/OR.
Before: Google Research, Wikipedia, Amazon MTurk, UIUC, Techstars Chicago.
The scheduled time can a bit tricky to make since it is during the workday - but I think it's an interesting topic (there is some bias obviously). You can find the details in the announcement email linked - see you there!
November 17, 2025 at 9:09 PM
The scheduled time can a bit tricky to make since it is during the workday - but I think it's an interesting topic (there is some bias obviously). You can find the details in the announcement email linked - see you there!
The presentation will be later this week (Wednesday the 19th; 9am-12a ET). The main talk is about 45 minutes and will be starting roughly at 9:15am ET. It's streamed on Zoom, the link is in the announcement text.
November 17, 2025 at 9:09 PM
The presentation will be later this week (Wednesday the 19th; 9am-12a ET). The main talk is about 45 minutes and will be starting roughly at 9:15am ET. It's streamed on Zoom, the link is in the announcement text.
This became a whirlwind adventure exploring an interdisciplinary foundation for studying and augmenting complex tasks at scale, and blended topics in Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Cognitive Psychology, Organizational Behavioral Theory, and a bit of healthcare.
November 17, 2025 at 9:09 PM
This became a whirlwind adventure exploring an interdisciplinary foundation for studying and augmenting complex tasks at scale, and blended topics in Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Cognitive Psychology, Organizational Behavioral Theory, and a bit of healthcare.
This is rough. Many tasks in knowledge work (think: a report) aren't micro-tasks; and involve a lot of context, don't have a set procedure, and don't have a right answer.
Today we have even more access to intelligent assistance (through AI) - how can we move forward?
Today we have even more access to intelligent assistance (through AI) - how can we move forward?
November 17, 2025 at 9:09 PM
This is rough. Many tasks in knowledge work (think: a report) aren't micro-tasks; and involve a lot of context, don't have a set procedure, and don't have a right answer.
Today we have even more access to intelligent assistance (through AI) - how can we move forward?
Today we have even more access to intelligent assistance (through AI) - how can we move forward?
The thesis is an intellectual journey inspired by some fun work I did on workflows at MTurk in 2016.
In short: we know how to do simple tasks at scale (think: image labeling), but move just a tad outside of micro-tasks and the situation gets out of hand very quickly. What then?
In short: we know how to do simple tasks at scale (think: image labeling), but move just a tad outside of micro-tasks and the situation gets out of hand very quickly. What then?
November 17, 2025 at 9:09 PM
The thesis is an intellectual journey inspired by some fun work I did on workflows at MTurk in 2016.
In short: we know how to do simple tasks at scale (think: image labeling), but move just a tad outside of micro-tasks and the situation gets out of hand very quickly. What then?
In short: we know how to do simple tasks at scale (think: image labeling), but move just a tad outside of micro-tasks and the situation gets out of hand very quickly. What then?
Possible to be added? Thanks!
November 16, 2024 at 3:42 PM
Possible to be added? Thanks!
Possible to be added? Thanks!
November 16, 2024 at 3:41 PM
Possible to be added? Thanks!
Possible to be added? Thanks!
November 16, 2024 at 3:39 PM
Possible to be added? Thanks!
Reposted by Andrew Kuznetsov
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This one's for PhD programs!
October 10, 2023 at 7:25 PM
This one's for PhD programs!
something something "we're all dogs in god's hot car"
September 19, 2023 at 8:53 PM
something something "we're all dogs in god's hot car"
"... short papers, (<4,096 tokens in length) ..."
September 19, 2023 at 5:36 PM
"... short papers, (<4,096 tokens in length) ..."