Stream 4, Session 3: Human computer interactions
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Session details |
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14:15 |
Welcome address |
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14:20 |
Building Public Trust |
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14:30 |
Trust and confidence |
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14:45 |
Empowering the NHS with human-centred AI Since the early 2020s there has been a call to arms for making AI systems more human-centred (HCAI). By this is meant widening the AI agenda from being largely technical in its aspirations to one that is concerned with humans and, more generally, societal needs. A core part of this is a move towards responsible AI, that is reliable, competent and trustworthy. My vision is more radical; exploring how HCAI can empower us to achieve ever greater feats by developing new AI ‘supertools’ – that don’t just make our tasks more efficient but expand our minds, daring us to think differently, while at the same time helping us break through the barriers that often stall or prevent creative leaps. An overarching goal is to design AI that augments what we do, by suggesting, prompting, conjuring up, counter-arguing, nudging, probing and even acting as a sparring partner or a form of super-ego. In my talk, I will describe how we can start to think of how the NHS could benefit from such a paradigm shift |
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15:00 |
Panel discussion chaired by Professor Yvonne Rogers featuring Dr Lorena Escudoro |
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15:15 |
Session ends |
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