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Kayoon Kim

Kayoon Kim

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Agent normsAI in organizationHALLMARKSim-DSEOnline petitionsPreferential BOLLM finetuningDropout modelAuto-labelingCOVID dataRecommendersPetition claimsCOVID memory

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Publications

6 publications, newest first

  1. 2026Four Passengers, One Decision: How LLM Agents Negotiate and Form Norms in a Shared CarKayoon KimPoster · NeurIPS 2026 Social Agents Workshop · Under reviewSociety, AI agents & ML, Human decisions
  2. 2026Between Plausible and Viable: How Designers and Their Managers Rework Around AI That Performs ItKayoon Kim, Jan Henry Belz, Hirokazu ShiradoWork in progressSociety, Human decisions
  3. 2026HALLMARK: Diagnosing Three Failure Modes in LLM Citation VerifiersPatrik Reizinger, Kayoon Kim, Wieland BrendelManuscript · In preparation for ICLR 2027AI agents & ML
  4. 2026Sim-DSE: Mediating Multi-User Orchestration in Confined Shared Spaces through Simulation-Augmented Decision Space ExplorationJan Henry Belz*, Kayoon Kim* *equal contributionPoster · AutomotiveUI 2026, Works in ProgressAI agents & ML, Human decisions
  5. 2024Mobilizing Grievances in the Internet Age: The Case of National Online Petitioning in South Korea, 2017–2022Kayoon Kim, Chan S. SuhJournal article · PLOS ONE, 19(5): e0302373Society
  6. 2021Claiming for Rights: The Changing Landscape of Issues and Claims in the National Petition of South Korea, 2017–2020Kayoon KimPoster · International Postgraduate and Academic Conference, Chung-Ang UniversitySociety
Kayoon Kim

Bio

My research vision is to ensure humanity benefits from AI and algorithms that facilitate interactions between people and systems in everyday life. I characterize problems and develop data-driven solutions, and work on enhancing human decision-making while preventing marginalization through algorithms and design.

Currently a student researcher in the Robust Machine Learning group at ELLIS Institute Tübingen, and an M.S. student in Quantitative Data Science at the University of Tübingen. Previously a research intern at Porsche Human-Centered AI Research and Bosch Research (BCAI), and a research assistant at the Methods Center. My bachelor's in Sociology and Computer Science is where the interdisciplinary thread starts; earlier projects were at HIKE Lab, Da Move Lab, and CAU Data Science Lab.