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YuHin Li is a Melbourne-based researcher. He graduated with Distinction from the Master of Computer Science at the University of Melbourne, with a background spanning computer science, human–computer interaction, and AI. His first major project examined how visual metaphors in virtual reality shape people’s understanding of time, highlighting the role of immersive environments in temporal perception. He also worked on the Guài project, a mixed-reality work inspired by Chinese mythology that investigates how people perceive and respond to AI in interactive contexts.