UIST 2026 Best Paper Honorable Mention: Attribution Gradients Unfolds AI Citations Step by Step
lucy3_li · x · 2026-10-29
- Hita Kambhamettu et al. will present Attribution Gradients at UIST 2026, which received a Best Paper Honorable Mention.
- The technique lets users incrementally unfold the context behind an AI answer: starting from generated claims, viewing evidence types, tracing citations, and following them deeper into the literature via a six-level pipeline (view claims → evidence types → evidence → unravel → orient to source → read in source).
- Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2510.00361, presented in the Sensemaking and Knowledge Discovery session on Nov 3.
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