CHI Releases Guidelines for Reporting LLM-Integrated Systems
IanArawjo · x · 2026-07-05
A research team released CHI'26 guidelines for reporting "LLM-integrated systems" in HCI papers. Aimed at researchers submitting to CHI 2027, the guide answers three core questions: what evaluations to conduct, how to frame the AI's role in the paper, and what reviewers will expect. It serves as a valuable resource for academic writing and evaluation methodologies.
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