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Clara Kliman-Silver

Clara Kliman-Silver

Clara is a UX Researcher on the Material Design team with a focus on designer-developer workflows and artificial intelligence. Previously, she designed and researched for AI and healthcare companies, and she holds an Sc.B. in cognitive science from Brown University.

Research Areas

Human-Computer Interaction and Visualization

Authored Publications

Google

AI is Not Enough: A Hybrid Technical Approach to AI Adoption in UI Linting with Heuristics

Yuwen Lu

Tiffany Knearem

Shona Dutta

Jamie Blass

Clara Kliman-Silver

Frank Bentley

2024

Computational Methodologies for Understanding, Automating, and Evaluating User Interfaces

Yuwen Lu

Yue Jiang

Tiffany Knearem

Clara Kliman-Silver

Christof Lutteroth

Toby Jia-Jun Li

Jeffery Nichols

Wolfgang Stuerzlinger

2024

Exploring the future of design tooling: The role of artificial intelligence in tools for user experience professionals

Tiffany Knearem

Mohammed Kamal Khwaja

Yuling Gao

Frank Richard Bentley

Clara Emma Kliman-Silver

ACM CHI 2023 (2023)

Adapting User Experience Research Methods for AI-Driven Experiences

Clara Emma Kliman-Silver

Oliver Siy

Kira Awadalla

Alison Lentz

Gregorio Convertino

Elizabeth Churchill

ACM CHI 2020 (2020)

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