This paper considers hypertext in its various forms as a paradigm that has the potential to
reduce a number of ethical concerns that come with (generative) AI. Based on a user …

The early days of HCI were marked by bold visions of hypertext as a transformative medium
for augmented sensemaking, exemplified in systems like Memex, Xanadu, and NoteCards …

A defining characteristic of hypermedia systems is the presence of hypermedia controls. In
this paper we examine hypermedia controls as found" in the wild", in particular in the World …

Knowledge Graphs are becoming widely used as a method to capture and integrate diverse
sources of data into a unified structure of nodes and links. Cultural heritage is an active …

The early years of hypertext research saw a profusion of strange new hypertext models,
formalisms, and systems. The exuberant abundance of this era was overwhelmed by the …

Histories of hypertext have largely upheld a view of its subject as fundamentally
interdisciplinary, recognising those phases of outside influence that have waxed and waned …

A legacy of print is that much of our process and tooling is predicated on using text in
paginated form, such as was required for (paper) printed media. Increasingly, digitally …

Recently, the issues of AI fairness and algorithmic oppression have received much interest
due to the rising awareness of the dangers that AI poses to minority communities. While new …

Social media influence materialises in the physical world by sha** our urban environment
and changing the modality we experience. This under-explored outcome still lacks the …

This paper explores" digital gardening" as a form of feral hypertext and a network of practice
for personal information organization. Through an examination of digital gardens in practice …