Lin Kyi
@linkyi.bsky.social
PhD at Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy | HCI, consent, responsible data collection, tech policy
I will be presenting our paper during this session in Yokohama 🇯🇵 on April 29th: programs.sigchi.org/chi/2025/pro...
I'll be attending CHI in-person, let me know if you'd like to meet up and chat! (4/4)
I'll be attending CHI in-person, let me know if you'd like to meet up and chat! (4/4)
Conference Programs
programs.sigchi.org
March 6, 2025 at 4:45 PM
I will be presenting our paper during this session in Yokohama 🇯🇵 on April 29th: programs.sigchi.org/chi/2025/pro...
I'll be attending CHI in-person, let me know if you'd like to meet up and chat! (4/4)
I'll be attending CHI in-person, let me know if you'd like to meet up and chat! (4/4)
AI governance tends to focus on protecting end-users, not always co-generators
(creative workers)
- We discuss the inherent power imbalances present in the ability for creative workers to get consent, credit, and compensation for their work, and how to give more agency to creative workers (3/4)
- We discuss the inherent power imbalances present in the ability for creative workers to get consent, credit, and compensation for their work, and how to give more agency to creative workers (3/4)
March 6, 2025 at 4:45 PM
AI governance tends to focus on protecting end-users, not always co-generators
(creative workers)
- We discuss the inherent power imbalances present in the ability for creative workers to get consent, credit, and compensation for their work, and how to give more agency to creative workers (3/4)
- We discuss the inherent power imbalances present in the ability for creative workers to get consent, credit, and compensation for their work, and how to give more agency to creative workers (3/4)
Key insights:
- We provide a more nuanced discussion of consent, credit, and compensation, identifying how they may benefit or even harm creatives, and how to apply them responsibly in practice
- We investigate what creative workers want out of GenAI governance, noticing that current (2/4)
- We provide a more nuanced discussion of consent, credit, and compensation, identifying how they may benefit or even harm creatives, and how to apply them responsibly in practice
- We investigate what creative workers want out of GenAI governance, noticing that current (2/4)
March 6, 2025 at 4:45 PM
Key insights:
- We provide a more nuanced discussion of consent, credit, and compensation, identifying how they may benefit or even harm creatives, and how to apply them responsibly in practice
- We investigate what creative workers want out of GenAI governance, noticing that current (2/4)
- We provide a more nuanced discussion of consent, credit, and compensation, identifying how they may benefit or even harm creatives, and how to apply them responsibly in practice
- We investigate what creative workers want out of GenAI governance, noticing that current (2/4)