HCI Research in the Wild: "Why Not" Rather Than "Why"; Value of Field Approach from Funding Agency's Perspective; Successful Collaboration Strategies with Artists and Industry; Adapting to Different Research Languages; Selecting the Right CHI Subcommittee; Domain-Specific vs. General Tools and Generalizability of Their Research Insights; Evaluating and Discussing Artistic Artifacts: Methodologies and Challenges.

Designing Tools for Designers; Funding "Fringe" Tool Development for Artists; Sustainability of Creativity Support Tools; Distinction between Creative and Problem-solving Modes in Creative Process; Defining "Kernels" in Creativity Support Tools; Design Philosophy behind Programmable Tools; Experimental vs Popular Artistic Styles; Communication Gaps in Highly Customized Tools; Impact of Programming on Artists

Balance between Performance Evaluation and Exploratory Study: Qualitative vs. Quantitative; Importance of Understanding Target Users: Co-Design Workshops and Online Communities; Diversity in Visual Impairments; Human-AI Collaboration Guidelines for Visually-Impaired; Creativity in Accessibility Research; Real-World Application and Impact of HCI Research; Long-Term Evaluation of Systems.

Source of Creativity and Role of Computers: Disembodiment as Tools vs. Integration; Collaborative Creativity and Its Dynamics; Benefits of Creativity Research in HCI: Interventional Approach; AI, Technology, and Society: Intersecting Impacts; Productivity vs. Creativity Support; Japanese Game and Creative Culture: Unique Insights; Researcher-Developer Community Distance; Anthropological Approaches in HCI.