Empowering healthcare using context-aware interaction
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Talk and panel on context-aware interaction techniques applied to healthcare.
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Fireside Chat — Future of Aging
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Panel discussion on aging and AI-supported care.
Designing for ‘We’: Expanding Collective Capability through Society-Centred AI
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Seminar on Society-Centred AI: the most consequential design decisions are not algorithmic — they are about who is served, what values are embedded, and how accountability is distributed.
Designing for ‘We’: Expanding Collective Capability through Society-Centred AI
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Seminar on Society-Centred AI: AI’s value lies not in what systems can do on their own, but in what they make possible for people together.
Designing for ‘We’: Expanding Collective Capability through Society-Centred AI — Ways of Knowing
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Guest lecture on Society-Centred AI: a design disposition that evaluates AI not by technical benchmarks but by its ability to serve human needs in the contexts where those needs are most urgent.
Designing for Care, Consent, and Wellbeing: Human-Centered AI in Family and Mental Health Contexts
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Seminar on why AI in health fails when it is designed as a transaction between individuals rather than as a practice embedded in relationships, roles, and irreducible uncertainty — and what that means for consent and governance frameworks that centre the individual.
When AI Becomes Relational: Trust, Intimacy and Responsibility
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Moderated panel on what changes when an AI system stops being a tool people use and becomes something they relate to — trust calibration versus trust maximisation, and dependence as a design failure mode rather than a product goal.
Human-Centred Conversation between AI Product Teams and Domain Experts
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Talk and panel with public-sector product teams on designing AI systems for high-stakes human contexts, and on human-in-the-loop oversight that checks rather than merely legitimises AI decisions.
The Era of Human–AI Co-Intelligence for Behavioural Design
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Invited talk to a behavioural and implementation science audience on what human-AI co-intelligence means for behavioural design, drawing on work spanning advance care planning, parent–child interaction, and peer support.
AI for Parent–Child Interaction
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Invited talk on multimodal AI models aligned with clinical experts on parent–child interaction, and what that alignment work reveals about where model authority can and cannot be trusted in expert-facing settings.