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81. Tangible AI Mind-map: A Graph-Based Interface for Human-AI Brainstorming Using Projection-Based AR, Gesture Recognition and Large Language Models
SessionPosters: Interactive Techniques
DescriptionWe are interested in how AI can participate in creative conversation as a collaborator rather than only as a backend utility. Brainstorming is a useful setting for this question because it is open-ended, often disorganized, and rarely documented in ways that preserve the flow of spoken thought, emerging themes, and shifts in attention. People gesture, point, cluster, and spatially organize ideas, which creates an opportunity for AI systems to leverage embodied and spatial interactions when supporting human-ai co-ideation.
Contributors
Alexander Htet Kyaw
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Yifei Li
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Jin Gao
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Maggie Chao
Harvard University
Keyi Zhang
Harvard University
Yudian Xu
Harvard University
Hiroshi Ishii
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Event Type
Poster
TimeSunday, 19 July 20269:00am - 5:30pm PDT
LocationWest Hall Lobby
Session TimeSunday, 19 July 20269:00am - 5:30pm PDTMonday, 20 July 20269:00am - 5:30pm PDTTuesday, 21 July 20269:00am - 5:30pm PDTWednesday, 22 July 20269:00am - 5:30pm PDTThursday, 23 July 20269:00am - 5:30pm PDT
LocationWest Hall Lobby
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