The times indicated are in "Eastern Daylight Time - EDT (Washington DC)"
Monday, 26 July
| 08:00 – 10:00 (EDT - Washington DC) |
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| HCII2021 Special Thematic Sessions on 'Human-Centered AI' |
S110: Trustworthy AI for a Human-Centered Future
Chair(s): Iliana Maifeld-Carucci, United States; Christina Strobel, Germany
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- Towards Fairness in AI: Addressing Bias in Data Using GANs
Amirarsalan Rajabi, Ozlem Garibay, United States
- Human-Machine Interfaces: an HCAI Perspective
Brent Winslow, United States
- Are Care-Dependent Less Averse to Care Robots? – An Experimental Study
Anja Bodenschatz, Manuela Schönmann, Matthias Uhl, Gari Walkowitz, Germany
- Applying Human Cognition to Assured Autonomy
Monica Lopez-Gonzalez, United States
- Uncovering AI Black Boxes with Machine Teaching
Hernisa Kacorri, United States
- Acceptance of Artificial Intelligence in Cars: A Survey Approach
Christina Strobel, Germany; Jason Dana, United States
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| 10:15 – 12:45 (EDT - Washington DC) |
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| HCII2021 Special Thematic Sessions on 'Human-Centered AI' |
S111: AI, Decision-Making, and the Impact on Humans
Chair(s): Salvatore Andolina, Italy; Joseph Konstan, United States
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- I Disagree! Aligning Artificial Intelligence With The Messy Reality of Societal Disagreement
Michael Bernstein, United States
- Human-Centered Recommendations: Actionable, Controllable, and Impactful
Salvatore Andolina, Italy
- Human-Centered Approaches to Supporting AI Fairness in Practice
Michael Madaio, United States
- HCAI: Exploring Augmentation and Assistance in the Small and the Large
Elizabeth Churchill, United States
- A Quantum Leap for Fairness: Quantum Bayesian Approach for Fair Decision Making
Ece Mutlu, Ozlem Garibay, United States
- The Role of Human Cognitive Motivation in Human-AI Collaboration on Decision-Making Tasks
Krzysztof Gajos, United States
- Auditing and Assurance of Algorithms: Towards a Framework to Ensure Ethical Algorithmic Practices in Artificial Intelligence
Ramya Akula, Ivan Garibay, United States
- Toward Bounded Autonomy: Challenges and Vision
Joseph Konstan, United States
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| 13:15 – 15:15 (EDT - Washington DC) |
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| HCII2021 Special Thematic Sessions on 'Human-Centered AI' |
S139: Human-AI Collaboration
Chair(s): Joseph Kider, Ozlem Garibay, United States
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- Considerations for Development and Evaluation of Social Intelligence in Artificial Agents
Jessica Williams, Florian Jentsch, Stephen Fiore, United States
- Human and Artificial Intelligence and Safety at Work
Waldemar Karwowski, United States
- Preventing Repeated AI Harms by Sharing AI Failures
Sean McGregor, United States
- Human-Machine Teaming
Isaac Arthur, United States
- A Situation Awareness Perspective on Human-Agent Collaboration: Tensions and Opportunities
Jinglu Jiang, United States; Alexander Karran, Constantinos K. Coursaris, Pierre-Majorique Léger, Canada; Joerg Beringer, United States
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| 15:30 – 17:30 (EDT - Washington DC) |
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| HCII2021 Special Thematic Sessions on 'Human-Centered AI' |
S140: Exploring a Human-Centered Future for AI
Chair(s): Sean Koon, Ivan Garibay, United States
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- Developing Distinctive Aims and Characteristics for HCAI
Sean Koon, United States
- Ambient Systems for Well-Being: The Role of Human-Centred AI
Margherita Antona, Greece
- Universal Access in AI-enabled Environments
Constantine Stephanidis, Greece
- Human-Centered AI: Reliable, Safe & Trustworthy
Ben Shneiderman, United States
- Human-Centered AI: Challenges and Opportunities for the HCI Community
Wei Xu, P.R. China
- Ethical AI for Social Good
Ramya Akula, Ivan Garibay, United States
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