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Fellow citizens, some put forth that the Internet is a place for freedom of information and ideas. But are you really free from the webmasters who control what you can and cannot do on websites?
We present a technology, powered by Support Vector Machines and Dynamic Programming, for a new Internet. An Internet that leverages its 1.4 billion end users to improve its interface. An Internet where a Democracy adds features to Google, Facebook, and your bank's website. An Internet where you, not Mark Zuckerberg, control how you view your friends. An Internet that breaks the iron grip of the webmaster, and lets programmers and end users surf, hand-in-hand, mouse-in-keyboard, to a better tomorrow.com.

An end user attached a map to a page of U.S. nuclear reactor locations. It took 3 clicks. It turns out the east coast is in danger of exploding.
Collaborators
Mira DontchevaSteven M. Drucker
James A. Landay
Ali Rahimi
Blake Thomson
Michael Toomim
Publications
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Attaching UI Enhancements to Websites with End Users Michael Toomim, Steven M. Drucker, Mira Dontcheva, Ali Rahimi, Blake Thomson and James A. Landay Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2009. Full Paper (PDF) [Video] |