CS 339H: Human-Computer Interaction and AI/ML

Computer Science Stanford University 3.0 credits

Course Description

Understanding the human side of AI/ML based systems requires understanding both how the system-side AI works, but also how people think about, understand, and use AI tools and systems. This course will cover how what AI components and systems currently exits, along with how mental models and user models are made. These models lead to user expectations of AI systems are formed, and ultimately to design guidelines to avoid disappointing end-users by creating unintelligible AI tools that are based on a cryptic depiction of how things work. We'll also cover the ethics of AI data collection and model building, as well as how to build fair systems.

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