Andrew Kuznetsov

The scheduled time can a bit tricky to make since it is during the workday - but I think it's an interesting topic (there is some bias obviously). You can find the details in the announcement email linked - see you there!

The presentation will be later this week (Wednesday the 19th; 9am-12a ET). The main talk is about 45 minutes and will be starting roughly at 9:15am ET. It's streamed on Zoom, the link is in the announcement text.

This became a whirlwind adventure exploring an interdisciplinary foundation for studying and augmenting complex tasks at scale, and blended topics in Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Cognitive Psychology, Organizational Behavioral Theory, and a bit of healthcare.

This is rough. Many tasks in knowledge work (think: a report) aren't micro-tasks; and involve a lot of context, don't have a set procedure, and don't have a right answer.

Today we have even more access to intelligent assistance (through AI) - how can we move forward?

The thesis is an intellectual journey inspired by some fun work I did on workflows at MTurk in 2016.

In short: we know how to do simple tasks at scale (think: image labeling), but move just a tad outside of micro-tasks and the situation gets out of hand very quickly. What then?

Hi folks,

I'll be presenting my PhD thesis ("AI-Mediated Distributed Sensemaking") at CMU later this week if you're interested in watching a PhD defense 🎉 (zoom link below; request access/DM): docs.google.com/document/d/1...

✨I’m on the academic job market ✨

I’m a PhD candidate at @hcii.cmu.edu studying tech, labor, and resistance 👩🏻‍💻💪🏽💥

I research how workers and communities contest harmful sociotechnical systems and shape alternative futures through everyday resistance and collective action

More info: cella.io

EM/EMS seeing trauma make the list

In sunny San Diego for #NAEMSP2025!

George, Shaylin, and I will be presenting our work on RPM trauma triage at 5:30pm Thurs/Fri in the Research and QI session.

Big thanks to our mentors Dr. Fernandez and Dr. Kupas, and all the wonderful folks at ESO and PCRF!

Possible to be added? Thanks!

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A scrolling screenshot of the PhD Opportunities 2025 website, with a card-based interface that shows twitter, bluesky, mastodon, and other sources of PhD opportunity listings.

Looking for ~your lab~ starter pack?

Look no further! If you're recruiting CS/HCI PhD students this year, add your positions here 👇

(supports bluesky posts and academic websites!)
(also, share with students, they seem to find it useful)

www.andrewkuz.net/public/dashb...

Ok here are some amazing Social Computing researchers (mostly post-phd for scope). They work on making platforms, like this one, better.

go.bsky.app/869xER3

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Finding each other on BlueSky

This feature to prevent people from requoting your publications in the wrong context

bsky.app/profile/bsky...

If you know someone applying to a CS PhD this year - make sure they know of grad app support programs!!

Free informal feedback (on statements, etc) from current PhD students before formally applying. Kinda new, but great stuff.

I track them here (2025):
www.andrewkuz.net/public/dashb...

This one's for PhD programs!

Hi folks,

If you're recruiting a PhD student (or know someone who is), I’d love to add and boost your recruitment post!

This year, I’ve rewritten the tracker so we can collect all posts, even just a "I’m taking a student this year" section on a personal website.

www.andrewkuz.net/public/dashb...

For any CS PhD applicants this year:

'Grad app support programs' give informal feedback (on statements, etc) from current PhD students before formally applying. Valuable stuff.

Made a non-twitter 2024 tracker. Feel free to share! +Reach out if one's missing. 👇

www.andrewkuz.net/public/dashb...

something something "we're all dogs in god's hot car"

"... short papers, (<4,096 tokens in length) ..."

Teaching HCI Foundations and Frontiers When there’s a vast library of theories, visions, architectures, and critiques, not every design idea has to start from the drawing board.

I've been wrestling with the gap between HCI curricula, which tend to focus on the design process, and the big theories and ideas that animate us in HCI. Here's a model that has started working well here for me here at Stanford: medium.com/@msbernst/te...