Upcoming Events |
AI in UX: Can You Trust it?
What Works and What Breaks?
Monday, 6 April, 2026 at 7:00 pm EST at University of Toronto
TorCHI presents 5 presentation previews headed to CHI 2026 in Barcelona. One of the most selective and prestigious conferences in human-computer interaction, these presentations explore critical questions at the intersection of AI, UX research, and design, from the risks of misleading LLMs to new approaches for collaboration and creative practice.
Hosted at the University of Toronto’s DGP Research Lab, this is a rare opportunity to engage directly with the researchers behind these groundbreaking work.
Capacity is limited so please register early.
Recent Past Events |
Disney: Designed to be the Happiest Place |
Designing for the Worst Day of Your Customer’s Life by Sarika Goel |
Watch past events on YouTube's TorCHI Channel
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About TorCHI
| TorCHI is a professional association of people in the Toronto UX community. Our diverse membership includes people with backgrounds in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Engineering, User Experience (UX), User Experience Research (UXR), Information Architecture (IA), Design Thinking, Usability, and Design among others. As well, our members include professionals, academics, and students. TorCHI was founded in 1990 as the local chapter of ACM's SIGHI, the Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction. We offer ways to learn, share and network. |
