[AISWorld] AMCIS Workshop on AI and Human Interaction

[Kim, Antino]

AMCIS 2022 is now in full swing, and you are cordially invited to the “AMCIS Workshop on AI and Human Interaction,” which will be held tomorrow morning.

* Date: Thursday, August 11, 2022
* Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM (CDT)
* Location: Marquette I (2nd Floor)
* Description: The SIG on Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Applications (SIG AIAA) invites you to the workshop on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Interaction. This workshop will provide the opportunity for attendees to present and discuss their research on AI in general. There will also be a special focus on emerging AI agents (e.g., chatbots, conversational AI, and digital humans) and human interaction in different application domains. Finally, we will discuss possible activities for the upcoming year.
* Outline: 
---(Alan Dennis) The Emergence of Digital Humans
---(Ryan Schuetzler) Should Your Chatbot Be Less Chatty? Effects of Tailoring and Small Talk
---(Agrim Sachdeva) Conversational Assistants and Task Types in Enterprise Systems
---(Scott Schanke) Digital Lyrebirds: Experimental Evidence that Voice-based Deep Fakes Influence Trust
---(Lingyao Yuan) Less Artificial, More Intelligent: Understanding Affinity, Trust Worthiness, and Preference for Digital Humans
---(All) Discussion for next year’s activities
* Contact: Please email Antino Kim (antino at iu.edu) with any questions.

Thank you for your interest. See you at the workshop tomorrow!

Best regards,
Alan Dennis, Antino Kim, Dan O'Leary


Antino Kim 
Associate Professor and Grant Thornton Scholar 
Information Systems PhD Program Coordinator 
Department of Operations and Decision Technologies 
Kelley School of Business, Indiana University 
1309 E 10th St, HH 4100 
Bloomington, IN 47405 
T: +1 812.855.2905 | E: antino at iu.edu