We are increasingly communicating with machines. But how does this communication work, and what does it do to us?
We’ll explore this and more when the research hub HumAIn and the project “How Do We Communicate With Machines?” from the University of Oslo meet to discuss questions about culture, communication, and AI.
The event is free and open to everyone.
You will meet:
Taina Bucher, Professor at Department of Media and Communication and project leader HumAIn
Ingrid Lossius Falkum, Professor at Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas and project leader Hvordan kommuniserer vi med maskiner?
Ståle Bjørlykke Grut, Research Fellow at Department of Media and Communication
Jamie Y. Findlay, Associate Professor of linguistics at The Faculty of Humanities
Vilde R. S. Reksnes, Postdoctor at Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas –
Margareta Berg, Research Fellow at Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas
– Vilde Reksnes and Margareta Berg will present a simulated experiment in order to give insight into the operational dynamics of the project team.
Lilly Pijnenburg Müller, Postdoctor at at Department of Media and Communication
– Lilly P. Müller will present a short talk on narratives and conceptions of AI throughout the ages and how culture and stories shape the technology debate.
Panel discussion with:
moderated by: Erle Marie Sørheim
More information about the venue here
About the presenters:
We investigate how people interact with Large Language Models (LLM), taking an experimental approach, and focusing on the human side of the interaction.
HumAIn analyses, critiques, and reimagines artificial intelligence (AI) narratives for a just and sustainable future.