Nitesh Goyal
Sungsoo Ray Hong
Kurt Luther
Dakuo Wang
ABSTRACT
Generative ML models present a novel opportunity for a wider group of societal members to engage with AI, imagine new use cases, and applications with an increasing ability to disseminate the outcomes of such endeavors to larger audiences. However, owing to the novelty and despite best intentions, inadvertent outcomes might accrue leading to harms, especially to marginalized groups in society. As this field of Human AI Interaction advances, academic/industry researchers, and industry practitioners have an opportunity to brainstorm how to best utilize this new technology. Our workshop is aimed at such practitioners and researchers at the intersection of AI and HCI who are interested in collaboratively identifying challenges, and solutions to create safer outcomes with Generative ML models.
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Index Terms
- SHAI 2023: Workshop on Designing for Safety in Human-AI Interactions
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