Prof. Dr. Daniel Buschek
Professor of Mobile Intelligent User Interfaces, University of Bayreuth
Daniel Buschek is professor of Mobile Intelligent User Interfaces and head of a bidt junior research group at the University of Bayreuth, Germany. Previously, he worked at the Media Informatics group at LMU Munich, where he also completed his doctoral studies, including research stays at the University of Glasgow and Aalto University, Helsinki. He works at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction and applied AI. Concretely, his group investigates interaction with generative systems for text and images, both constructively and critically, to empower people in their creative digital work and shape the future of AI tools in a human centred way.
Scientific Writing with AI: Insights, Challenges, and Best Practices
This study examines ChatGPT’s impact on scientific writing by comparing abstracts created with and without AI assistance.
Bots
A bot is often referred to as software capable of independently executing tasks. In addition to technical aspects, the fact that bots act as an interface between humans and computer systems poses numerous challenges for research.
How can interactive AI help us write emails?
In this project, we built a prototype AI email editor with text generation from Natural Language Processing (NLP) and asked 156 people to write emails with it. We compared different user interface settings and use by native…
What makes interactive technology ‘intelligent’?
In this project, we did not set out with the intention of coming up with a definition of AI or intelligence. Instead, we followed a bottom-up approach: We extracted the emerging perspective on ‘intelligence’ in a research…