CHI paper on UX for generative ai assistants

[jasongrout-db]

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]

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

[JasonWeill]

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: Add Github Copilot-like code completion/suggestion functionality #268
• Targeted cell, a "wizard" interface with a prompt that appears adjacent to the current cell: In-editor dialog/popup UI #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.