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In new work for #CHI2023, led by @klukoff, we show that adaptable commitment interfaces can promote user agency, satisfaction, and goal alignment.
https://www.smunson.com/portfolio/projects/LukoffSwitchTube_CHI2023.pdf
Kai built two interfaces for a YouTube client: one with attention-capture patterns of modern social media applications and one designed to promote focused video searching and viewing experiences. He also built a third version, in which people could switch between the two versions.
Because people visit YouTube for a range of goals, such as finding a specific tutorial or explainer, or for more undirected entertainment, each interface actually supported different goals, and the version of the app that supported toggling between each was *just enough* of a commitment device that people could better align with the interface with their current goals or intent.
@smunson @klukoff Looks great, I love the focus on a (seemingly) simple UI change/extension and its detailed evaluation! 
I'm currently updating my "Intelligent User Interfaces" lecture and will add it to the reading list for the session on interaction with recommender systems. If you also have a video teaser / presentation please let me know. 
