[AISWorld] CFP HICSS 58 - Minitrack on Human-AI Collaborations and Ethical Issues

[danjongkim at gmail.com]

Dear Colleagues,

Please allow us to remind you of the upcoming submission deadline (June 15)
for the 58th HICSS - Minitrak on Human-AI Collabortgions and Ethical Issues.
Please let us know if you have any questions.

 

Submission deadline: June 15, 2024 (Hawaii Time):
<https://hicss-submissions.org> https://hicss-submissions.org

 

Subject: CFP HICSS 58 - Minitrack on Human-AI Collaborations and Ethical
Issues 

 

Dear colleagues,

We cordially invite you to submit your work to the HICSS-58 Minitrack on
"Human-AI Collaborations and Ethical Issues". 

CFP HICSS 58 - Minitrack: Human-AI Collaborations and Ethical Issues  

Human-AI collaborations represent transformative frontiers in today's
technology, where AI systems are designed to work alongside humans and
enhance human capabilities. Ranging from computer vision algorithms that can
identify patterns in X-rays, to chatbots that provide customer support, to
generative AI that can compose music and emails, human-AI collaborations
have permeated almost every sector of our society, paving the way for more
efficient, innovative, and personalize solutions.  The partnerships between
humans and AI are not only accelerating problem-solving but also raising
important ethical considerations on trust, privacy, and security. As the
field of human-AI collaborations rapidly evolves, it is crucial to identify
and address these ethical issues to better leverage the strengths of both
humans and AI. As the field of human-AI collaborations rapidly evolves, it
is crucial to identify and address these ethical issues to better leverage
the strengths of both humans and AI.

The minitrack on Human-AI Collaborations and Ethical Issues is organized to
draw attention to a wide variety of ethical issues relevant to human-AI
collaborations and to encourage more intensive research on this emergent
topic. This minitrack welcomes theoretical and empirical research addressing
a variety of technical, social, and ethical issues relevant to complex and
multifaceted challenges of AI systems. The topics relevant to this minitrack
include, but are not limited to: 

*	Trust in AI Systems
*	Unintended Consequences of Human-AI Collaborations
*	Transparency and Explainability of AI
*	Bias and Fairness of AI
*	AI Autonomy
*	Privacy and Data Breaches Issues of AI
*	Security and Vulnerabilities 
*	Copyrights and Intellectual Property Rights 
*	AI Weaponization 
*	Generative AI and Large Language Models
*	Multimodal Human-AI Collaboration
*	AI Natural Language Processing and Text Analytics
*	AI and Job Displacement
*	AI for Vulnerable Population

 

Important dates ( <https://hicss.hawaii.edu/> https://hicss.hawaii.edu/)

*	Submission deadline: June 15, 2024 (Hawaii Time):
https://hicss-submissions.org
*	Acceptance notice: August 17, 2024  
*	Submission of final paper: September 22, 2024
*	HICSS conference: January 7-10, 2025

Minitrack Co-chairs

Dan J. Kim (dan.kim at unt.edu <mailto:dan.kim at unt.edu> ), University of North
Texas (Primary Contact)

Victoria Yoon (vyyoon at vcu.edu <mailto:vyyoon at vcu.edu> ), Virginia
Commonwealth University 

Xunyu Chen (chenx at vcu.edu <mailto:chenx at vcu.edu> ), Virginia Commonwealth
University