We propose an interactive format. The half-day session will be structured to maximize discussion, collaboration, and community building, as follows.
Workshop Program – June 9 (Morning) - Room 9D
09:00 – 09:05 | Introduction and Scene-Setting
Organizers introduce the workshop’s theme, objectives, and key questions at the intersection of HCI and AI.
09:05 – 09:35 | Participants’ Short Presentations
Eight accepted contributors, each give a brief presentation (up to 3 minutes) supported by a few slides introducing their background, position, and perspective on the workshop theme. 1 minute allows for Q&A.
09:35 – 10:20 | Panel Perspectives
Invited experts from AI and HCI share short insights (5–7 minutes each), followed by a moderated dialogue comparing perspectives on human-centric AI.
10:20 – 10:35 | Open Discussion
Plenary Q&A with participants to reflect on panel insights and raise additional themes.
10:35 – 11:35 | Interactive Breakout Sessions
Participants split into small groups (4–6 people) for guided brainstorming activities (e.g., challenges, future scenarios, design principles), supported by collaborative materials.
11:35 – 12:05 | Group Reports and Synthesis
Each group presents key outcomes, followed by a collective discussion to identify shared insights, open questions, and future research directions.
12:05 – 12:20 | Closing and Next Steps
Summary of key takeaways and discussion of follow-up initiatives (e.g., white paper, community building, future collaborations).
Throughout the format, the emphasis is on dynamic, participant-driven interaction rather than passive paper presentations. Through panel discussion and hands-on group activities, we aim to create an engaging environment where every attendee can contribute to shaping future research and collaboration at the crossroads of HCI and AI.