Authors:
Huy Le, Sven Mayer, Niels Henze
Early and continuous user involvement has a truly long tradition in human-computer interaction (HCI). Iterative human-centered processes are widely used in academia and industry to ensure users' needs are considered throughout the design and development processes. The user-centered design (UCD) process [1] depicted in Figure 1 is a highly influential example of such a process and has proven to be flexible when new tools, such as study, prototyping, or development methods, become available. The rise of machine learning, especially deep learning [2], poses new challenges for human-centered design [3]. Deep learning currently changes work in many disciplines, such as…
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