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At #UIST2024, I'm presenting two projects: 🎶〰️SonoHaptics and 🔊Auptimize! We tackle perceptual challenges in XR interactions (gaze-based object selection & audio localization) through multisensory feedback - without relying on visual displays. 🧵

The sense of touch is innately private, but what if it could be shared across individuals? We Stanford VR studied shared body sensations in VR and found it increases body illusion and empathy toward others and influences social behavior. #ISMAR2024 🔗vhil.stanford.edu/publications/s…

. eugy will join the UFCJC MPMT Department as an assistant professor in August 2025. Han is currently completing her doctoral degree in Communication (Media Psychology) at Stanford University. Welcome! bit.ly/4j1JvPR

🌎 What is the global landscape of #AI (de)regulation? 🌎 In our new #FAccT paper, we aim to cut through the hype & analyze emerging AI regulations across 5 early movers: the EU, US, China, Canada & Brazil. Cc Tom Zick Kevin Klyman @ FAccT2025 Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society Shira Gur-Arieh🧵

Self-presentation is multifaceted, but the expression is often limited to physical accessories. How could Audio AR transform social interaction? We introduce Audio Personas, body-anchored sounds to dynamically shape social impression. Upcoming in TOCHI: arxiv.org/pdf/2505.00956

Join our #UIST2025 workshop! Computing devices (e.g., smart glasses, earbuds, wristbands) are increasingly coupled with our senses, enabling dynamic mediation of perceptual and physiological processes. We will explore opportunities these systems unlock! everyday-augmentation.github.io

Virtual Becomes Reality finally available (for free) on Quest. Guided 15-minute tour of the \lab. Fly like a hero, walk the plank, defend coral in Palau, become a QB, dance with Grover, transform identity in the mirror. Now we are bringing the lab to you! meta.com/experiences/st…

“The US isn’t deregulating AI. It’s regulating where most people aren’t looking.” Beneath the free-market rhetoric, the US is actively involved in the building blocks of AI systems: chips and hardware. 🗞️ Our take w/ Maroussia Lévesque in The Guardian shorturl.at/OKT62