Human AI 2021
Symposium Program
You can see the 2021 Symposium Program here.
Call for Participation
This symposium touches upon two crucial themes of Clinical AI research: (1) trust in autonomous medical advisory systems and (2) challenges for Clinical AI adoption (design, deployment, evaluation, and sustainability of Clinical AI).
Topics of interest (may include, but are not limited to):
- Trust metrics for medical AI systems
- Trust in hardware, software, and computing as components in an autonomous medical advisory system
- Trust and Explainable medical AI
- Trust and Human-Machine/Human-Computer Collaboration
- Individual and team medical AI support for remote and austere environment
- Robustness and reliability in medical AI
- Psychology, cognition, and human factors in relation to trust in Medical AI interaction and teaming
- Design research to inform Clinical AI
- Empirical studies examining clinician and patient perceptions and risk-beliefs of Clinical AI
- Metrics for and measures of Clinical AI uptake, utility, and impact on users
- Implementation Science strategies to inform and assessClinical AI practice integration
- Medicolegal and ethical requirements and moral and professional responsibilities in an era of Clinical AI
- Differences and synergies in how AI, HCI, and healthcare research communities approach clinical AI
- Potential strategies to better bridge these communities
Participants will be invited to prepare extended versions of their position papers for a follow-up special topics issue through the Frontiers in Computer Science and Frontiers in Psychology journals.
Submission Requirements:
This symposium will be of interest to academia, industry, government, and the broader healthcare community. Participants are invited to submit 2 - 6 page articles which can be framed as speculative position papers, research outcomes, case studies, survey papers, or best practice/guidelines papers. Papers will be submitted to the AAAI Fall 2021 Symposia EasyChair site, selecting the appropriate track and theme.
Important Dates
- August 13, 2021 Extended to August 30, 2021 (23:59 AoE): Submissions due to organizers
- September 10, 2021 (23:59 AoE): Notifications of acceptance sent by organizers
- November 4–6, 2021: AAAI-HUMAN.AI Symposium
The AAAI publishes the general symposia dates here.
Information for Authors
Please see the AAAI Author Kit to ensure that your submission has the proper formatting.
EasyChair submission: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=fss21
The Symposium Committee will make available AV equipment for registered participants that wish to participate remotely (e.g., for visa or health reasons).
Contact
Symposium Co-Chairs:
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Dr. Thomas E. Doyle, Associate Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Faculty Affiliate, Vector Institute doylet.at.mcmaster.ca |
Dr. Aisling Kelliher, Associate Professor Department of Computer Science Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA aislingk.at.vt.edu |
Organizing Committee:
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Dr. Reza Samavi, Assistant Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Faculty Affiliate, Vector Institute samavi.at.ryerson.ca
Dr. Steven Yule, Professor and Chair of Behavioural Sciences Clinical Surgery, University of Edinburgh, UK steven.yule.at.ed.ac.uk
Dr. Michael Noseworthy, Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada nosewor.at.mcmaster.ca |
Dr. Barbara Barry, Assistant Professor Mayo Clinic Division of Health Care Delivery Research Scottsdale, Arizona, USA barry.barbara.at.mayo.edu
Dr. Sarah Parker, Associate Professor and Chair Health Innovation and Implementation Science Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA separker.at.vtc.vt.edu
Dr. Qian Yang, Assistant Professor Bowers College of Computing and Information Science Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA qianyang.at.cornell.edu |