Session 1
Cansu Elmadagli and Jennifer Renoux. From Corrective to Empowering Technologies: Integrating Critical Perspectives in Social Robotics for Autism
Clarissa Sabrina Arlinghaus and Günter W. Maier. Social exclusion in personnel selection – The risk of discriminating AI biases
Samuel Rhys Cox. The Use of Multiple Conversational Agent Interlocutors in Learning
Hirotaka Osawa. Risk analysis of agents depicted in science fiction using large language model
Pierre Gander. Will a Household Robot Call Emergency Services When Watching an Action Movie? Social Robots Need to Handle Fictionality and Designing Them Requires Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Kaan Kilic and Helena Lindgren. Constructing An Argumentative Agent in the Healthcare Domain: A Participatory Design Approach
Session 2
Vera C Kaelin, Ingeborg Nilsson and Helena Lindgren. Expanding Interdisciplinary Research in Human-AI Interaction to Include Occupational Therapy: The Now and the Future
Kavyaa Somasundaram and Katherine Harrison. An interdisciplinary approach to intelligent disobedience: A Nuanced Exploration of User Experience in Human-Induced Interaction Failures during Teleoperation
Maksymilian Kuźmicz. Stakeholder Identification Challenges in Care Technologies: A Case Study of Active and Assisted Living
Christian Fleiner, Marjolein Deryck and Joost Vennekens. Towards a Design Handbook for Reciprocal Knowledge Elicitation for Human-Agent Collaboration