Intelligence Augmentation

Host: Prof. Menna El-Assady

Organizer and Session Chair: Dr. Thilo Spinner

At the IVIA lab, we believe that the missing piece to the AI revolution is us humans. Sustainable benefits from the recent advances in AI will only manifest once we can foster effective human-AI collaboration. At this event, participants will engage with SOTA human-AI collaboration interfaces developed at the IVIA Lab. It provides a unique opportunity for stakeholders from various backgrounds to explore the developments in the nascent discipline of human-AI collaboration in two main parts: 1. A keynote talk covering the SOTA in human-AI collaboration and ongoing work at IVIA Lab. Concrete topics will include RLHF, augmented architectural design for healthcare, and explainability techniques for foundation models. 2. An interactive workshop where participants will engage with multiple interactive human-AI collaboration interfaces. 

The goals are to (1) collect user feedback for different state-of-the-art interfaces for human-AI collaboration and (2) introduce and engage the audience with such interfaces to form new ideas for potential use cases in other fields.  Learning Objectives This track aims to engage people in diverse human-AI collaboration workflows. Participants will gain insights about the following questions: ● What is the current state-of-the-art in the field of human-AI collaborative interfaces? ● Which areas have the potential to be revolutionized through human-AI collaboration? ● How can I, as a user, elucidate preferences or provide feedback to AI models? ● How does human-AI collaboration impact my productivity and creativity when solving structured or unstructured/creative tasks?