CHI paper on UX for generative ai assistants

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CHI paper on UX for generative ai assistants #128

Closed jasongrout-db closed 1 year ago

jasongrout-db commented 1 year ago

We may find some interesting UX ideas and language for communicating about them in this list of CHI papers around AI, particularly the paper on "On the Design of AI-powered Code Assistants for Notebooks".

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JasonWeill commented 1 year ago

I'll review the paper @jasongrout-db recommended and will file any new issues related to this.

JasonWeill commented 1 year ago

After reviewing the video of "On the Design of AI-powered Code Assistants for Notebooks", I identified the following issues based on interface designs:

Ambient code generation as with Copilot, AWS CodeWhisperer: #268
Targeted cell, a "wizard" interface with a prompt that appears adjacent to the current cell: #288
Inline cell: This functionality exists in the existing magic command interface
Application: This functionality exists in the existing chat interface

Thank you for recommending this paper! I didn't find additional issues to open, but this will help us with the design and implementation of further UI improvements.