A trace study of a teacher-facing app builder reveals that natural-language authoring pipelines can silently alter professional commitments, motivating an accountable translation framework for inspectable, attributable, and contestable handoffs.
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A literature review shows that constructs for appropriate reliance on AI are fragmented, presents three views on the topic, and calls for consensus on objective metrics to enable better comparisons across studies.
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Beyond Prompt-to-App: Accountable Translation in Teacher-Facing Agentic Authoring
A trace study of a teacher-facing app builder reveals that natural-language authoring pipelines can silently alter professional commitments, motivating an accountable translation framework for inspectable, attributable, and contestable handoffs.
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From Trust to Appropriate Reliance: Measurement Constructs in Human-AI Decision-Making
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