Third edition on
Designing at Scale with Human-AI Collaboration
The Academic Fringe Festival is an exciting concoction of invited talks and panel discussions around important themes of research and innovation in Computer Science. This third edition is on "Designing at Scale with Human-AI Collaboration". The series features prominent researchers and practitioners, whose work has made fundamental contributions in these fields.
We can harness unprecedented amounts of data using AI, creating opportunities to tackle major societal problems in numerous domains, such as health, well-being, and mobility. To make AI useful, we need to find new ways to combine the creative power of humans with the analytical capabilities of computers. While designing solutions and developing systems for social good, a key challenge lies in finding out how to help designers, experts, and societal stakeholders work together with AI to prepare, realize and evaluate design interventions. How can we reduce design complexity for large-scale social interventions?
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The Speakers
Ben Shneiderman
University of Maryland
Chenhao Tan
University of Chicago
Juho Kim
School of Computing at KAIST
Aaron Halfaker
Designing to Learn - Aligning Design Thinking and Data Science to Build Intelligent Tools That Evolve [more details]
Microsoft Research
Trivik Verma
Delft University of Technology
Mounia Lalmas
Head of Tech Research @ Personalization at Spotify
Judith Redi
When Automation is Not the Holy Grail: Designing for User-ML Collaboration in Software [more details]
Head of Data Science at Miro