Tuesday, 14. June, HG-02A24

As virtual agents and social robots with adaptive and learning capabilities enter our work and leisure environments, new opportunities arise to develop Hybrid (human-AI) Intelligent systems. Both humans and AI-agents learn, adapt, and develop over time, and, consequently, it is a challenge to imagine what these co-evolving HI systems will look like. This workshop brings together researchers who want to explore how to design co-evolving symbiotic HI-systems from a human-centered perspective, thereby using multidisciplinary methods, models and tools. At the workshop, among other things, we will apply storyboards, scenario writing and pattern engineering to identify interesting HI-patterns with accompanying research challenges (to be further processed in a position paper with a research roadmap).

Workshop organisers: Emma van Zoelen, Mark Neerincx, Luisa Damiano, Andreas Dengel and Karel van den Bosch

Schedule

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Tuesday, 14. June (Pre-C. Day 2)
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Full day workshop
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HG-01A33
9:00 am - 12:45 pm
09:00    Start of the workshop day, introduction to the program 09:30    Presentation 1 Symbiosis and Co-Evolution in Hybrid Human-Machine Systems 10:15     Presentation 2 The FATE project: Applied AI Research in a Human-Centered Manner 11:00     Coffee break 11:15     Presentation 3 Human-Machine Teaming in the Fire Brigade 12:00     Presentation 4 Design Patterns
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HG-01A33
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm
14:00     Work Session part 1 15:00     Coffee break with Visual presentations 15:30     Work Session part 2 16:30     Final Presentations and Discussions 17:30     End of the workshop
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