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    1. We propose that cognitive engagement may be a useful construct in conceptualizing human engagement with AI and can help to distinguish between passive engagement, when individuals simply follow AI recommendations, and deeper forms of engagement, when they critically examine these recommendations and compare them with their own knowledge and judgement.

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    2. An outcome of deeper cognitive engagement would be an ability to reject information that is inconsistent with individuals' own knowledge and beliefs, and to adjust their own knowledge to incorporate new information.

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    3. Given continuous concerns regarding the reliability and trustworthiness of AI, human critical engagement may be a necessary component of successful human-AI interaction, particularly in domains with a high cost of errors, such as health and medicine.

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    1. Support skimming without interrupting flow. The system should improve skimming of text while minimizing the impact on the user's natural reading flow. In particular, as much as possible, it should avoid presenting users with salient text that is unparsable as a coherent thought, i.e., the system should present a complete sentence rather than a phrase or sentence fragment.

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    2. Support reading at multiple levels of detail. The system should help users navigate the full complexity of a text, shifting focus seamlessly between different levels of semantic coverage, or granularity, from the big picture to the fine details.

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    3. Integrate seamlessly into existing reading experiences. The system should complement and not interfere with the existing digital reading workflow that people are used to. It should provide all the functionalities in the same view, minimizing the overhead of mode and context switching.

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    4. Remain faithful to the original text. The system should not automatically reword or add new words or phrases to the original text. It should preserve the original text, while rendering it in a way that aids reading, skimming, or information retrieval.

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    5. We aspired to design a text rendering interface that alleviates some of the cognitive demands of reading, skimming, or performing information retrieval on natural language documents—particularly those with long, complicated sentences—without compromising the integrity of the original content.

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    1. users may want to select the best option from among many, compose their own response through bricolage, consider many ideas during ideation, audit a model by looking at the variety of possible responses, or compare the functionality of different models or prompts.

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    2. we want to decorate text to show pre-computed relationships, such as string matches or analogous sentences, across responses. In this way, we help users shift cognitive bandwidth away from identifying overlapping or \

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    3. We want to support a wide range of tasks that involve sensemaking. For example, we want to support the detection of similarities and differences between individual responses as well as groups of responses, and support the detection of

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  2. Oct 2024
  3. Sep 2024
    1. The point of GPL licenses is to protect the user of the software, not the developer. If you want "protection" as a developer, use MIT (disclaimer of warranty). GPL "infects" other parts of a system to combat a work-around which was used to violate the software freedom of the user, by firewalling sections of GPL'ed code from the rest of the system. If you don't care about your users' software freedom in the first place, then (L)GPL is the wrong choice.
      • goal: protect user rights/freedoms
      • non-goal: protect developer rights/freedoms