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KIM Juho is currently an associate professor in the KAIST School of Computing, where he heads up the KAIST Interaction Lab (KIXLAB: kixlab.org), a human-computer interaction (HCI) research group. Juho’s interest in HCI research and the interface between people and technology was inspired by his dream to become an engineer who creates technology with a human touch. He is currently at work developing a new system that will generate insights into how large groups of people engage in learning, decision-making, and debate in the online space, and moreover, enhance the quality of this experience. Juho draws on collective intelligence, data mining, AI, and more, in addition to developing the tools and processes for utilizing the same, to explore the possibilities for the mutually beneficial coexistence of people and machines. He earned his undergraduate degree in computer engineering from Seoul National University, his master’s at Stanford, and his Ph.D. at MIT.