2024 : Gold Coast, Australia
Top Student Paper
An Assessment of Reported Biases and Harms of Large Language Models
Heesoo Jang, U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Jaemin Cho, U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Top Papers
The Generational Algorithmic Divide: A Comparative Approach to Investigating the Algorithmic Frames of Older Adults in China
Lulu Peng, Huazhong U of Science and Technology
Yunling Ren;, Huazhong U of Science and Technology
Zhan Xu, Northern Arizona U
Talking with AI about Mental Health: The Role of Perceived Message Contingency and Outcome Relevant Involvement
Hanyoung Kim, University of Kentucky
Weilu Zhang, University of Kentucky
Ja Kyung Seo, University of Georgia
Jeong-Yeob Han, University of Georgia
Hye Jin Yoon, University of Georgia
Jiyoung Yeon, University of Georgia
Exploring virtual influencers’ popularization of non-fungible tokens: The roles of human-likeness and influencer tier congruence
Jiemin Looi, Hong Kong Baptist U
LeeAnn Kahlor, U of Texas at Austin
Navigating the Algorithmic Terrain: Unraveling the Influence of Literacy and Transparency on User Engagement across four platforms
Yi Xu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Zili Chen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Jake Liang Award (selected from the extended abstract submissions as no pre-conference was held this year)
When providing sources goes wrong: exploring factors influencing perceived credibility of AIGC
Chen Min, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Qingyu Gao, Huazhong university of science and technology
Wenting Yu, Hong Kong Polytechnic U
2023
Our 2nd on-site presence at the main ICA Conference featured an expanded lineup of 15 research panels — 7 hybrid, 8 in-person — inclusive of 2 regular paper sessions, 13 high-density sessions, and 1 poster. This year, we not only held our regular HMC Business Meeting but also introduced an HMC Welcome Session and a Research Escalator Session.
In terms of submissions, we were pleased to receive 83 full papers, 73 extended abstracts, 1 poster, and 16 research escalators. Upon peer review, 61 full papers (73% acceptance rate), 44 extended abstracts (60% acceptance rate), the single poster (100% acceptance rate), and 8 research escalators (50% acceptance rate) were accepted for the conference.
Top Student Paper | Jeehyun Jenny Lee: “Ethics of AI Relations: Examining the Politics of AI Ethics Discourse and Gendered Human-AI relations Through the Case Study of Chatbot Lee Luda” (University of Washington) |
Top Faculty Paper | Jiemin Looi & Matthew S. Eastin: “Too Artificial for Advertising? The Implications of Virtual Influencers’ Human Likeness, Tier, and Instagram Verification” (The University of Texas at Austin) |
2022
Our first on-site participation at the main ICA conference with 9 research panels (2 hybrid), 3 high-density sessions, 4 poster sessions (3 virtual). We received an array of 64 papers, 55 extended abstracts, and 3 posters. After peer review, 43 full papers (67% acceptance rate), 28 extended abstracts (51% acceptance rate), and all 3 posters (100% acceptance rate) were accepted for presentation at the conference.
Top Student Paper | Yanyun Wang & Weizi Liu: “Which Recommendation System Do You Trust the Most? Exploring the Impact of Perceived Anthropomorphism on Recommendation System Trust, Choice Confidence, and Information Disclosure” |
Top Faculty Paper | Tanja V. Messingschlager & Markus Appel: “Creative Artificial Intelligence and Narrative Transportation” |
2021
Our second participation at the main ICA conference continued virtual, necessitated by ongoing Coronavirus precautions. We contributed with 12 research panels. A total of 42 papers and 18 extended abstracts were accepted for presentation at the main conference.
Top Student Paper | Jason Archer, “Imagining Haptics and Robotic Surgical Assistant Futures,” |
2020
Our first participation at the main ICA conference started virtual, due to Corona. Our presence included nine research panels and five poster sessions. Out of 50 submitted papers, 26 extended abstracts, and 4 posters, we were presenting 35 papers (70% acceptance rate), 16 extended abstracts (61% acceptance rate), and all 4 posters (100% acceptance rate).
Top Student Paper | Joo-Wha Hong & Nathaniel M. Curran: “Assisting-Machine Era” to “Substituting-Machine Era” |
Top Faculty Paper | Jihyun Kim, Kelly R. Merrill, & Chad Collins: “The Mediating Role of Perceived Usefulness in Relationship AI and Task AI.” |