Abstract: A disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) tracking a gaze of a user as the user interacts with a user interface, (2) determining, based on tracking of the gaze of the user, that a detected user interaction with the user interface represents a false positive input inference by the user interface, and (3) executing at least one remedial action based on determining that the detected user interaction represents the false positive input inference by the user interface. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) acquiring, via one or more biosensors, one or more biosignals generated by a user of a computing system, (2) using the one or more biosignals to anticipate a transition to or from a cognitive state of the user, and (3) providing a signal indicating the transition to or from the cognitive state of the user to an intelligent-facilitation subsystem adapted to perform one or more assistive actions to reduce the user's cognitive load. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) acquiring, via a biosensor, biosignals generated by a user (e.g., biosignals indicative of gaze dynamics), (2) using the biosignals to anticipate an intent of the user to interact with a computing system (e.g., an extended-reality system), and (3) providing an intent-to-interact signal indicating the user's intent to interact to an intelligent-facilitation subsystem. The disclosed computing systems may include (1) a targeting subsystem that enables a user to explicitly target, for interaction, one or more objects, (2) an interaction subsystem that enables the user to interact with, when targeted, one or more of the objects, and (3) an intelligent-facilitation subsystem that targets one or more of the objects on behalf of the user in response to intent-to-interact signals. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.