Author: haislab

Have you ever wondered why at times the output of a chatbot is completely unrelated to your initial request? This often comes down to how we tell the AI what we want. In generative AI, the instructions we give, called prompts, shape how the system understands our request and how it formulates a response. But…

We are happy to share that three papers from HAIS-Lab members have been accepted for presentation at the ICIS 2025! Full paper:  Short papers:  We can’t wait to engage with the global IS community, exchange valuable insights, and collaborate with fellow researchers and enthusiasts. Come and connect with us at ICIS 2025 in Nashville, USA!

We are excited to share that three of our submissions have been accepted at the ECIS 2025 Conference.  Our lab members showcase work at the intersection of language technologies, creativity support, and methodological research. From a systematic review of how large language models are integrated into search, to a retrieval system that supports more engaging…

Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting Jan for his high school internship at the HAIS Lab. During his time with us, Jan got hands-on experience with a wide range of topics – from HCI and AI research to coding, prototype development, UX, survey design, and even workshop methodologies. It was a great opportunity…

We are excited to share that five of our submissions have been accepted at the ACM CHI 2025 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Full paper:  Late Breaking Work:  Our research covers a range of topics, including reflective learning environments, sketch-driven generative design, conversational agents, personalized writing support, and efficient coaching agent reasoning. We…

As part of the Swiss HCI research community, we were excited to take part in this year’s ACM SwissCHI Winter Meeting. This time, the event took place at USI Università della Svizzera italiana in Lugano, where researchers from across Switzerland gathered to share their latest work ahead of CHI 2025 —plus, there was some great…