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Human-Computer Interaction for AI Systems Design: Reflections on an Online Course on Human-AI Interaction for Professionals

AAAI 2025 · Large language models › AI and society · approach: Classroom tools and student perceptions · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Describes the design, syllabus, and student outcomes of an eight-week professional online course on human-AI system design built on design engineering methods and a triple diamond model.

Problem

Professionals who design AI-infused systems often lack actionable, systematic methods for human-AI interaction design, and existing HCI and ML teaching materials leave a gap between them.

Approach

Teaches human-AI system design by grounding HCI and AI concepts (automation levels, mixed-initiative interaction, interpretability, shared control) in design engineering methods such as solution-neutral problem statements, function models, and a triple diamond process.

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Experimental setup

Metrics: student self-rated experience (good or excellent) course completion count

Builds on: design engineering (Pahl and Beitz) types and levels of automation (Parasuraman et al. 2000) mixed-initiative interaction (Horvitz 1999) H-metaphor (Flemisch et al. 2003)

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