Detailed timetable

The workshop takes place on Tuesday, June 11th from 2pm to 6pm, with a coffee break at 15.30.

The workshop will be structured in two parts and a final discussion. In the first part, the organizers will provide a short introduction on their specific understandings on Human-AI Reliance and Frictional AI, in the form of a traditional frontal lecture with slides. The second part will be constituted by the presentation of workshop abstracts submitted by the participants; a final round-table and wrap-up discussion among the participants and organizers will conclude the work of the workshop about what it means to have a quali-quantitative assessment of human reliance on AI, the promotion of cognitive engagement and bias avoidance, as to build a common understanding of these issues within the framework of Frictional AI for future research within the HHAI community.

INTRODUCTION

14:00-14:10 Welcoming Address + Introduction

14:10-14:20 Brett M. FRISCHMANN, Villanova University - "An Interdisciplinary Research Agenda for Prosocial Friction-in-Design"

14:20-14:30 Chiara NATALI, University of Milan-Bicocca - "Frictional AI: Topics and Issues"

SESSION 1 - HUMAN-AI COLLABORATION AND BIASES

14:45-14:55 Regina DE BRITO DUARTE, INESC-ID, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon - "Looking for cognitive bias in Human-AI decision-making"

14:55-15:05 Sebastiano MORUZZI, Filippo FERRARI and Filippo RISCICA LIZZO, University of Bologna - "Biases and epistemic filters"

15:05-15:15 Christopher D. QUINTANA, Georg THEINER, Villanova University - "Make Friends, Not Tools: Designing AI for Technoamicitia"

15:15-15:30 Scott ROBBINS, University of Bonn - "Beyond Regulation: How We Can Craft a Meaningful Future with AI"

[15:30-16:00 COFFEE BREAK]

16:00-16:25 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION OF HUMAN-AI COLLABORATION AND BIASES (SESSION 1 PAPERS)

SESSION 2 - FRICTIONAL AI APPLICATIONS

16:25-16:35 Caterina FREGOSI, Federico CABITZA, University of Milan-Bicocca - "A frictional design approach: towards Judicial AI and its possible applications"

16:35-16:45 Ingar BRINCK, Samantha STEDTLER and Valentina FANTASIA, Lund University - "Exploring Frictional Design in Human-Robot Interaction: Delayed Movement in a Turn-taking Game"

16:45-16:55 Sarah INMAN and Sarah D'ANGELO, Google, "Enabling Creative Human-AI Systems with Seamful Design"

16:55-17:10 Evan SELINGER, Rochester Institute of Technology - "Balancing Empathy and Accountability: Exploring Friction-In-Design For AI-Mediated Doctor-Patient Communication"

17:10-17:35 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION OF FRICTIONAL AI APPLICATIONS (SESSION 2 PAPERS)

SESSION 3 - REFLECTION

17:35-17:55 Group Activity: Building a Common Understanding of Frictional AI + Research Agenda

17:55-18:00 Next steps & Info on proceedings