CHI Faces an AI Disclosure Crisis as Most Researchers Won't Report AI Use
IanArawjo · x · 2026-09-11
HCI researcher Ian Arawjo predicts this year's CHI conference will be messy: he doubts much accepted work will disclose AI usage. He disclosed his own regardless of pushback — without Fable 5 (a coding assistant), the implementations in his paper likely wouldn't have been possible alone, and claiming otherwise would be dishonest. The exchange with Jessica Hullman highlights academia's dilemma: AI-assisted research is now reality, but disclosure norms lag badly behind.
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