Keynote Speaker
Trust, Adaptation, and Future Work.
Ubiquitous sensors, wearable and distributed computing, and powerful algorithms are transforming work. This transformation will eliminate jobs, displacing as many as 47% of today's workers. This transformation will also change jobs with nanomanagement and AI teaming. Nanomanagement risks usurping human autonomy and AI teaming risks dreadful surprises. AI teaming and nanomanagement are examples of responsive automation. Responsive automation is not only observable and directable but also observant and directive. This automation will direct and adapt people, and people will direct and adapt it. This adaptation depends on trust; trust smooths interactions and governs societal acceptance. This presentation describes a new framing of trust in automation. It describes the process of trusting that depends on the situation, semiotics, sequence, and strategy.
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Dr. John D. Lee |
Dr. John D. Lee is the Emerson Electric Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He investigates the issues of human-automation interaction, particularly trust in automation. John has investigated trust in domains that include UAVs, maritime operations, highly automated vehicles, and deep space exploration. His work also involves assessing interface and interaction methods to enhance trust calibration, as well as statistical approaches to assess trust and user state estimation. He helped to edit the Handbook of Cognitive Engineering, the APA Handbook of Human Systems Integration, and is also a co-author of a popular textbook: Designing for People: An introduction to human factors engineering. This research has been funded by NSF, ONR, NHTSA, NASA, Nissan, Toyota, and GM. Webpage |
Career PanelTransition from Graduate School and BeyondWe will be joined by exceptional ISE masters and PhD graduates who are working in academia and industries, focusing on healthcare and human-machine modeling, user experience, as well as quality and safety issues. They will share their experience and journey in the transition from graduate school to a career, as well as suggestions on what to do once you have found a position.
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Sudeep Hegde
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Adam Houser
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Xueqian (Cecelia) Liu
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Angel Carter
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