Home > Conventions > Program Archive > 2019 International Convention of Psychological Science > Session
ICPS

2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Psychology, Ethics, and Artificial Intelligence

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Experimental Psychology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) advances and applications demand attention from psychologists in designing and testing how humans interact with agents in adaptive instructional systems (AISs). This symposium focuses on how the intersection of psychology, ethics, and AI is yielding AISs for complex decision support in education, military, and medical domains.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Jeanine DeFalcoChair
    Army Research Laboratory
  • Andrew HamptonCoChair
    University of Memphis
  • Lily HuDiscussant
    Harvard University

Presentations

  1. Conversational Intelligent Agents for Career Planning and MaintenanceAndrew Hampton
  2. Ellie 2.0: A Virtual Human Agent for Assessment, Training, and Decision Making in Military Populations Rich DiNinni
  3. Epistemic and Ethical Values in the Design of Artificial Intelligence Technologies Lily Hu
  4. Examining Cognitive Constructs That Support Expert Medical Decision Making in Gift, an Adaptive Tutoring SystemJeanine DeFalco