Amy Zhang at MIT CSAIL: what CSCW teaches us about working with agents
arvindsatya1 · x · 2026-11-03
UW professor Amy Zhang speaks at MIT CSAIL's HCI seminar on applying CSCW theories—shared artifacts, mutual awareness, social requirement formalization—to human-agent coordination. She presents Cocoa, Ream, Compass, and Social-RAG, and argues for drawing on institutional design to shape future human-AI institutions, including a case study inspired by case law.
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