Dr. Diening and Jie Li Advocate for Human-AI Symbiosis at ADRF24: Exploring How Humans and AI Can Thrive Together
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Full House and Thought-Provoking Discussions at Human-AI Workshop, #ADRF24
The #ADRF24 workshop, organized by Paul Lukowicz and Passant Elagroudy, is engaging a packed room with insightful talks on the future of human-AI collaboration. Paul Lukowicz kicked off the event by introducing the Humane AI Net initiative, emphasizing the need to ground AI in the physical world to ensure it truly understands human contexts.
Joining the stage, Albrecht Schmidt delivered a compelling talk on preparing students for the future of software engineering. He explored how to equip the next generation with skills for an evolving job landscape—specifically, skills that lie “below the diagonal,” meaning those that are easy for humans but challenging for machines. Schmidt emphasized that the future will favor those who can clearly define problems for machines to solve and raised an interesting question about “serendipity” in AI: How can we retain the joy of unplanned discoveries, especially when using tools like ChatGPT, which often focus on specific answers?
The workshop continues to spark high-level discussions on the evolving roles of humans and AI, providing attendees with insights into designing meaningful, collaborative relationships with emerging technologies.
Learn more about the “GenAI for Human-AI Collaboration” workshop here: https://lnkd.in/dS4F-MAy
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Workshop on Human-AI Interaction Kicks Off with Full House at #ADRF24! 🎉
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net proudly co-organized the 2024 Doctoral Consortium as part of the Hybrid Human-Artificial Intelligence Conference and #HHAISummerSchool, bringing together 11 PhD students engaged in diverse interdisciplinary research across machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), human-computer interaction (HCI), and psychology.
The event featured invaluable mentorship from renowned experts, including Wendy Mackay and Paul Lukowicz from Humane AI Net, alongside Steve Brewster and Stefan Schlobach. Wendy Mackay and Steve Brewster delivered impactful talks, offering guidance on scoping and navigating the PhD journey for success.
The consortium was organized and moderated by Passant Elagroudy (Humane AI Net), Michiel van der Meer, and Harko Verhagen, providing a supportive environment for PhD students to exchange ideas and build connections within the field.
For more details, visit the Doctoral Consortium page: https://lnkd.in/dN8jTnAD and the HHAI Summer School program: https://lnkd.in/e_t2TKkn.
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
Humane AI Net Co-Hosts Doctoral Consortium at HHAI 2024 Conference, Supporting the Next Generation of Interdisciplinary AI Researchers
European Commission Unveils €4 Billion Funding for Generative AI through 2027 at 4th AI Community Workshop & AIDA Symposium 2024, Thessaloniki#CommunityWorkshop
At the recent #CommunityWorkshop, Cecile Huet from the European Commission announced significant funding initiatives aimed at advancing generative AI (GenAI) across Europe. With €4 billion allocated for GenAI development and €500 million specifically designated for its applications, the initiative underscores Europe’s commitment to leading in AI innovation and responsibly integrating AI technologies into diverse sectors.
These funding schemes, which are part of the European Commission’s larger digital transformation agenda, are designed to accelerate research, ethical development, and practical applications of GenAI, strengthening Europe’s competitive position in the global AI landscape. The funding will support projects focused on technical innovation, societal impact, and the creation of secure, reliable AI systems that align with European values.
The #GenAI4EU initiative will cover various applications, ranging from industry solutions to public sector advancements, creating opportunities for researchers, developers, and companies to contribute to Europe’s digital future.
For those interested in following the developments, the live stream and full program details can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/d_r6-vmX, with comprehensive funding information available at: https://lnkd.in/dCPfgPJp.
European Commission Unveils €4 Billion Funding for Generative AI through 2027 at 4th AI Community Workshop & AIDA Symposium 2024, Thessaloniki
European Commission Unveils €4 Billion Funding for Generative AI through 2027 at 4th AI Community Workshop & AIDA Symposium 2024, Thessaloniki
European Commission Unveils €4 Billion Funding for Generative AI through 2027 at 4th AI Community Workshop & AIDA Symposium 2024, Thessaloniki
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations
The 3rd International Conference on Hybrid Human-Artificial Intelligence (HHAI 2024) commenced with great enthusiasm at Malmö University, Sweden. In cooperation with Umeå University and sponsored by HumaneAI-Net, the event marked a significant milestone in the AI community.
The opening ceremony was followed by an impressive showcase of macro-projects, featuring detailed posters and engaging demos. Researchers and attendees explored innovative AI solutions and their applications, fostering a collaborative environment for knowledge exchange and future partnerships.
The successful start of HHAI 2024 sets a promising tone for the rest of the conference, highlighting the vital role of collaboration in advancing AI research and its impact on society.
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
Successful opening of HHAI 2024 and Macro-projects presentations with posters and demos, hosted at Malmö University, in cooperation with Umeå University (Sweden), sponsored by HumaneAI-Net
AI in Africa & SDGs Workshop at HHAI 2024
The “AI in Africa & SDGs: Bridging Networks and Fostering Climate Action” workshop was successfully held on June 11, 2024, as part of the 3rd International Conference on Hybrid Human-Artificial Intelligence (HHAI 2024). Hosted at Malmö University, in collaboration with Umeå University and organized by the Network for Artificial Intelligence, Knowledge, and Sustainable Development (Naixus), this workshop focused on leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to advance Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with a special emphasis on climate action in Africa.
Workshop Highlights
The workshop aimed to harness AI for climate resilience, sustainable agriculture, and policy support for SDGs. It featured a half-day session exploring AI’s role in these areas, alongside a Discovery Workshop that included brief, impactful presentations on AI innovations for SDGs. The event was designed to stimulate discussion, encourage collaboration, and showcase AI solutions to connect researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and communities across Africa.
Future Directions
The workshop concluded with a call to action for continued collaboration and knowledge exchange to strengthen networks for AI and SDGs in Africa. By highlighting successful AI projects and fostering dialogue among diverse stakeholders, the workshop aims to outline actionable strategies for leveraging AI in climate action and contribute to the achievement of SDGs through innovative technological applications.
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
HHAI 2024 workshop on AI in Africa and SDGs
Humane AI Net joined forces with the AI4Moms initiative
Humane AI Net joined forces with the AI4Moms initiative in collaboration with Start2 Group GermanEntrepreneurship, AI4Europe AIoD, Societal COmmunication in times of PErmacrisis (SCOPE), RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, University College Cork and are delighted to announce our upcoming AI Hackathon:
🎙 Future-Forward Families: Hacking AI-Powered Startups for Modern Parenthood hashtagfutureforwardfamilies
⏰ When? Tue May 28th, 2024
📌 Where? Kaiserslautern, Germany in Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz (DFKI)
Join us for a one-day Hackathon to 1️⃣ learn how AI can empower parents to streamline their daily tasks and 2️⃣ propose a startup focused on family-oriented solutions using AI. You can be one of the 3 winning teams 🏅🏅
👯 Who should join us? Parents seeking innovative solutions for family life AND/OR tech enthusiasts eager to dive into the world of AI.
⚠⚠ No prior programming or AI tool experience is required!
🌐 Check our website: https://lnkd.in/dTmEiNxv
🤼 Register now: https://lnkd.in/dem2PE9Z
⏰ Registration deadline: rolling basis (few spots left .. sign up & we’ll send a confirmation based on availability within 24 hours)
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Consortium Leader Antti Oulasvirta Awarded Prestigious ERC Grant for Pioneering Research on Computational Models of Human Behavior
Congratulations to Antti Oulasvirta, one of the consortium leaders, for receiving the esteemed ERC grant, a prestigious European funding award that enables scientists to pursue groundbreaking research visions. Oulasvirta’s work, centered on creating computational models of human behavior, thought processes, and experiences, aims to enable computers and AI to better understand their users. His ambitious vision goes beyond building functional user models; he envisions future systems where user models can interact dynamically within their operational environments, offering richer, more adaptive user experiences.
In addition to Oulasvirta’s achievement, other notable research initiatives within the consortium are breaking new ground in environmental sustainability and digital geopolitics:
- Olli Ikkala is focusing on reducing pollutants from the dye and pigment industry by developing structural colors based on light reflection. His research explores sustainable alternatives to traditional dyes. “Could it be possible in the future to change the structural colors with light? Could colors adapt like in biology?” he wonders, envisioning a future where colors might transform dynamically.
- Vili Lehdonvirta is investigating the geopolitics of digital infrastructure, a timely exploration given the shift from local data storage to hyperscale data centers. Lehdonvirta’s project seeks to map this evolving “geography of computation” and to reveal how nations are maneuvering to control and shape the digital landscape. “I seek for the first time to map this changing geography of computation and uncover how different states are attempting to shape it to their advantage,” he explains.
These projects represent cutting-edge research in both technology and social science, supported by the ERC grant to drive innovation and sustainability in fields as varied as AI, environmental science, and digital policy.
Three of our professors just received the Advanced Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). Congratulations Olli Ikkala, Antti Oulasvirta, Vili Lehdonvirta, and all their collaborators!
Three of our professors just received the Advanced Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). Congratulations Olli Ikkala, Antti Oulasvirta, Vili Lehdonvirta, and all their collaborators!
Three of our professors just received the Advanced Grant from the European Research Council (ERC). Congratulations Olli Ikkala, Antti Oulasvirta, Vili Lehdonvirta, and all their collaborators!
Humane AI Meeting Kicks Off at Umeå University with Focus on Advancing Major Projects in Human-AI Collaboration
The first day of the Humane AI meeting at Umeå University’s Universum Building marked a deep dive into four key macroprojects aimed at advancing human-AI collaboration and understanding the broader societal impact of generative AI (GenAI). Researchers and experts gathered to push forward these ambitious projects, each targeting critical aspects of AI’s integration with human activity and its ethical considerations.
The four macroprojects under discussion included:
- Benchmarking for Human-AI Collaboration with GenAI Models: This project seeks to establish standardized benchmarks for evaluating how effectively generative AI can collaborate with humans, addressing real-world applications and challenges.
- Ethical Metrics for Humane AI: Focusing on AI ethics, this initiative aims to develop concrete metrics to ensure that AI technologies align with human-centered values and principles, promoting responsible and humane AI applications.
- Learning Using GenAI: Researchers are exploring the potential of GenAI in enhancing learning experiences, examining how AI models can support and improve educational processes.
- Impact of GenAI on Society: This project investigates the social implications of GenAI, analyzing how its integration may influence social structures, cultural dynamics, and overall public perception.
The Humane AI meeting sets the stage for a collaborative and forward-thinking approach to these projects, each essential for building a future where AI enhances, rather than detracts from, human experiences.
HumaneAI-Net project meeting in Sweden
HumaneAI-Net project meeting in Sweden
HumaneAI-Net project meeting in Sweden
Workshop Explores the Power of Generative AI in Social Science Research with SCOPE, #AIonDemand, and #NestBW Projects
On June 6-7, a collaborative workshop led by the Societal COmmunication in times of PErmacrisis (SCOPE) project, along with #AIonDemand and #NestBW, showcased the transformative potential of generative AI (GenAI) in social science research. The event aimed to introduce social scientists to AI tools that can reimagine research processes, drawing in over 40 interdisciplinary attendees, including sociologists, political scientists, media scientists, journalists, physicists, AI researchers, and computational social scientists.
The workshop featured five international speakers who provided hands-on insights and demonstrations:
- Talk 1: Prof. Dr. Paul Lukowicz, Humane AI Net Coordinator and DFKI director, covered the fundamentals of large language models, highlighting their capabilities and limitations.
- Talk 2: Fiona Draxler, a postdoc at the University of Mannheim, shared her experiences using GenAI for qualitative analysis.
- Talk 3: Razia Aliani, a Canadian consultant and top LinkedIn research voice, offered a hands-on tutorial on conducting literature reviews and efficiently analyzing data with AI, showing researchers how to streamline paper writing using generative AI tools.
- Talk 4: Hugo Alves, co-founder of Synthetic Users, demonstrated the generation of interview data based on predefined demographics and led discussions on the pros and cons of synthetic data in research.
- Talk 5: Passant Elagroudy, DFKI postdoc and Humane AI Net project manager, presented existing GenAI resources for conducting research, including the GenAI research resources website here.
Organized by Passant Elagroudy, Talisa Schwall, Olga Zagovora, Simone Mitzner, and Michaela Maier, the event concluded with hands-on group activities, where participants reimagined their research projects in the light of GenAI.
Stay tuned for the talk recordings and materials, soon to be available on #AIonDemand.
Event details: https://lnkd.in/dt57j96p
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research Productivity
Innovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research
4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research Productivity
Innovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research
4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research Productivity
Innovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research
4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research Productivity
Innovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research
4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
LWM Hackathon: Enhancing Research ProductivityInnovate, Collaborate, Accelerate to Revolutinize Research4 to 5 Mar 2024 DFKI, Kaiserslautern, Germany
Public talk by Paul Lukowicz Humane AI Net coordinator @ Winterschool 2024
Paul Lukowicz is talking about the magic of matrix multiplication at the 2024 hcilab Winter School
HCI Winter School
Paul Lukowicz speaking at KuppingerCole Analysts AG
Dr. Alexandra Diening and Jie Li recently shared insights at the ADRA annual event, discussing the impact of AI and the need for societal awareness around it. Their presentation at the Humane AI Net workshop inspired Dr. Diening to launch the Human-AI Symbiosis Alliance®, focusing on mutual benefits between humans and AI—whether in mutualism, commensalism, or even competitive dynamics. They highlighted the power of synthetic users in participatory design and urged the audience to explore AI capabilities firsthand before forming judgments.
What’s your take? Are we headed for mutualism or competition with AI? Let us know!