Human Centred AI Research at UQ - Hybrid event

Human Centred AI (HCAI) involves the co-configuration of AI and humans to prioritise human needs, values, capabilities, and wellbeing. It necessarily involves holistic, multi-stakeholder, multi-professional, and multi-disciplinary perspectives. HCAI focuses on ethical, inclusive, and accountable AI systems that are accessible and beneficial for all.

In this panel, UQ researchers discuss various avenues of research and lessons in co-designing, building, and evaluating HCAI. These projects include the Trauma Informed AI Toolkit and Mortar, a tool to support legal understanding and advocacy.

Panellists:

• Professor Janet Wiles, Human Centred AI
• Professor Paul Henman, Digital Sociology and Social Policy
• Associate Professor Suzanna Fay, Criminology
• Dr Awais Hameed Khan, ADM+S Research Fellow.

Who should attend

Industry or government partners, UQ students (including HDRs), UQ staff or researchers.

Location

Room 275, Global Change Institute (20), St Lucia campus.