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The advent of Web 3.0, claiming for personalization in interactive systems(Lassila & Hendler, 2007), and the need for systems capable of interacting in amore natural way in the future society flooded with computer systems anddevices (Harper et al., 2008) show that great advances in HCI should be done.This chapter presents some contributions of LIA for the future of HCI,defending that using common sense knowledge is a possibility for improving HCI,especially because people assign meaning to their messages based on theircommon sense and, therefore, the use of this knowledge in developing userinterfaces can make them more intuitive to the end-user. Moreover, as commonsense knowledge varies from group to group of people, it can be used fordeveloping applications capable of giving different feedback for differenttarget groups, as the applications presented along this chapter illustrate,allowing, in this way, interface personalization taking into account culturalissues. For the purpose of using common sense knowledge in the development anddesign of computer systems, it is necessary to provide an architecture thatallows it. This chapter presents LIAs approaches for common sense knowledgeacquisition, representation and use, as well as for natural languageprocessing, contributing with those ones who intent to get into thischallenging world to get started.

Improving Human-Computer Interaction by Developing Culture-sensitive Applications based on Common Sense Knowledge