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Workshop participants will be actively involved in group activities, including design exercises using card-based and screen-based materials, round-table discussions, and feedback sessions. Participants will follow structured paper-and-card based design exercises that articulate the core concepts of HAI interactions, and then adapt these to their own case studies. They will also use a screen-based tool that supports model-informed prototyping, to work towards higher fidelity understandings of interactions with models. Based on the activities, we will discuss the implementation and design challenges that may arise when prototyping HAI interactions.
The main outcome of the workshop will be the interactions with the participants considering current trends and challenges towards the development of HAI interactions. We will produce a set of example HAI interaction designs based on participant’s case studies that can be brought together as a collaborative publication. Our goal is to develop insights towards applying best practices based on existing frameworks and methodologies, including Responsible and Trustworthy AI.
List or materials (guidelines/frameworks for HAI interactions):
The use case description should be a 1-2 pages PDF file (see example) and include the following:
Based on the submitted use cases, our goal is to select and define a variety of models and application contexts to be included as workshop activities.
Note: Workshop participation is not dependent on having an accepted case study. Conference participants will be welcome to register and participate to the workshop.
Deadline for submission of use case: September 25, 2023
Notification date: October 5, 2023
Submit your Use Case: Submission Form
Register to the Workshop: Coming Soon
Organizers:
Contact: send email to organizers