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Mina Huh

@minahuh.bsky.social
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Ph.D. student @UTCompSci | Google Ph.D. Fellow | Research Scientist Intern @AdobeResearch | GenAI for Creativity & Accessibility

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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
📄 arxiv.org/abs/2502.10190 This is a work done during my internship @ Adobe Research with awesome @dingzeyuli.bsky.social Kim Pimmel, Hijung Valentina Shin @amypavel.bsky.social Mira Dontcheva.
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
Users can also narrow down the options by sorting and further customize them by refining and regenerating AI suggestions. For each new version, VideoDiff provides a diff summary highlighting how it differs from the original.
Before and after of a version edited by user with the prompt: "Shorten the part about dining halls". The edited version has the shorter section of Dining and Housing.
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
VideoDiff generates diverse AI recommendations for making rough cuts, inserting B-roll, and adding text effects. It supports easy comparison by aligning videos and highlighting differences using Timeline and Transcript views.
Before and after of a version edited by user with the prompt: "Shorten the part about dining halls". The edited version has the shorter section of Dining and Housing.
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/03/2025
Recent AI models can suggest endless video edits, offering many alternatives to video creators. But how can we easily sift through them all? In our #CHI2025 paper, we propose VideoDiff, an AI video editing tool designed for editing with alternatives.
Screenshot of the paper with the author list and the teaser figure. Author list: Mina Huh, Dingzeyu Li, Kim Pimmel, Hijung Valentina Shin, Amy Pavel, Mira Dontcheva.
Teaser figure shows the workflow with VideoDiff with three steps: (1). VideoDiff supports easy comparison by aligning videos and highlighting differences using timeline and transcript views (2). Users can narrow down options by sorting and further customize them by refining and regenerating AI suggestions (3). Timelines and transcripts of videos are color highlighted to show which parts are command and unique.
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 26/03/2025
Congrats Peya!! 🎉🎉
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 15/03/2025
Following inquiries, we are extending the deadline to the 20th. We look forward to your submission!
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/02/2025
and awesome team of organizers: Kate Glazko, Jazette Johnson, @amypavel.bsky.social @jcmankoff.bsky.social
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/02/2025
We have awesome panelists including Stephanie Valencia^2, Dhruv Jain, @arianaaboulafia.bsky.social @chanceyfleet.bsky.social
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Mina Huh @minahuh.bsky.social · 27/02/2025
Introducing the 1st workshop on Generative AI and Accessibility (GAI+A11y@CHI25)! Come join us to build a community and discuss the opportunities and risks of GAI+Accessibility. More information on accessgaichi.com #CHI2025
The image displays information about an event called "GAi+A11y @ CHI 2025: Generative AI and Accessibility Workshop." The workshop includes invited panelists Stephanie Valencia from the University of Maryland, Dhruv Jain from the University of Michigan, Ariana Aboulafia, a disability rights attorney, and Chancey Fleet from NY Public Library. Organizers are listed as Kate Glazko from the University of Washington, Mina Huh from UT Austin, Jazette Johnson from the University of Washington, Amy Pavel from UT Austin, and Jennifer Mankoff from the University of Washington. The submission deadline for the workshop is March 12th, 2025, and the website for more information is "https://accessgaichi.com." The logos of CHI 2025, UT Austin, and UW appear at the bottom.
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