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The theme for CUI 2023 is 'designing for inclusive conversation', but who areCUIs really designed for? The field has its roots in computer science, whichhas a long acknowledged diversity problem. Inspired by studies mapping out thediversity of the CHI and voice assistant literature, we set out to investigatehow these issues have (or have not) shaped the CUI literature. To do this wereviewed the 46 full-length research papers that have been published at CUIsince its inception in 2019. After detailing the eight papers that engage withaccessibility, social interaction, and performance of gender, we show that 90%of papers published at CUI with user studies recruit participants from Europeand North America (or do not specify). To complement existing work in thecommunity towards diversity we discuss the factors that have contributed to thecurrent status quo, and offer some initial suggestions as to how we as a CUIcommunity can continue to improve. We hope that this will form the beginning ofa wider discussion at the conference.

Who are CUIs Really For? Representation and Accessibility in the Conversational User Interface Literature