Agenda

The Summit takes place at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Monday October 28th: Doctoral Consortium

The Doctoral Consortium will be held in the Georgia Tech Hotel, Conference Room A. It is connected to the Global Learning Center on the 2nd floor.

Please see the Doctoral Consortium page for agenda.

Tuesday October 29th: Main Summit

Time	Activity	Room 222	Room 330	Room 334
8:30	Welcome
9:00	Keynote	Meredith Ringel Morris bio Director and Principal Scientist for Human-AI Interaction, Google DeepMind talk Anticipating the Impacts of Agentic Interactions: From Assistants to Clones to Ghosts Discussant: Mark Riedl
10:15	Break
10:45	Invited talks	Jeff Bigham bio Associate Professor, Carnegie Mellon University talk No Free Lunch: How Agency and Expertise Shape Responsible Interaction with Generative AI	Catherine D'Ignazio bio Associate Professor of Urban Science and Planning, MIT talk Another AI is Possible	Milind Tambe bio Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science and Director of the Center for Research on Computation and Society, Harvard University talk Foundation models: Accelerating AI for public health and social impact
11:15	Invited talks	Chris MacLellan bio Assistant Professor, Georgia Tech talk Your AI, Your Way: Enabling Educators and Teams with Teachable AI	Neha Kumar bio Associate Professor, Georgia Tech talk Post-growth X Health	Cindy Lin bio Stephen Fleming Early Career Assistant Professor, Georgia Tech talk An Alternative AI from the Monocrop World
11:45	Discussions	Discussant: Ari Schlesinger	Discussant: Jennifer Kim	Discussant: Josiah Hester
12:00	Lunch
1:30	Keynote	Tiffany Veinot bio Joan C Durrance Collegiate Professor of Information and Associate Dean of the School of Information, University of Michigan talk How digital interventions can worsen health inequalities—and what we can do about it: The Equitable PRAXIS Method Discussant: Andrea Parker
2:45	Break
3:15	Invited talks	Tal August bio Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign talk AI for Science Communication: Adapting to Different Stakeholders	Desmond Patton bio Brian and Randi Schwartz University Professor, University of Pennsylvania talk AI for Gun Violence Prevention: Opportunities and Ethical Challenges	Pedro Lopes bio Associate Professor, University of Chicago talk Computational Recycling: building tools & devices that engage users with e-waste
3:45	Invited talks	Alan Ritter bio Associate Professor, Georgia Tech talk Cost Efficient Use of Pre-trained Models	Munmun De Choudhury bio Associate Professor, Georgia Tech talk The Meaning of Human Connection in a Post-AI World: Lessons from and for Digital Mental Health	Heidi Biggs bio Assistant Professor, School of Literature, Media, and Communication, Georgia Tech talk Reframing Climate Data: Situating Data in Histories in Place
4:15	Discussions	Discussant: Kartik Goyal	Discussant: Betsy DiSalvo	Discussant: Neha Kumar
4:30	Short Break
4:45	Invited talks	Hima Lakkaraju bio Assistant Professor of Business and Computer Science, Harvard University talk Mechanics and Ethics of Search Engine Optimization and Explainability in the Era of LLMs	Stephen Pfohl bio Senior Research Scientist, Google talk Algorithmic fairness and responsible AI for health equity	Udit Gupta bio Assistant Professor, Cornell Tech talk Sustainable AI: Challenges, Implications, and Opportunities
5:15	Invited talks	Upol Ehsan bio Assistant Professor, Northeastern University, Berkman Klein Fellow, Harvard talk Human-centered Explainable AI: why 'who' opens the black-box matters	Rosa Arriaga bio Associate Professor, Georgia Tech talk Forms of Accountability at the Intersection of Science and Design: Implications from Human-Centered AI for Health and Wellness	Clio Andris bio Associate Professor, City and Regional Planning and Interactive Computing, Georgia Tech talk House Calls: Machine Learning for Savannah's Urban Planners
5:45	Discussions	Discussant: Sonia Chernova	Discussant: Alex Adams	Discussant: Cindy Lin
6:00	Reception and DC Posters

Wednesday October 30th: Main Summit

Time	Activity	Room 222	Room 330
8:45	Welcome
9:00	Invited Talk	Orly Lobel bio Warren Distinguished Professor of Law, and Director, Center for Employment and Labor Policy, University of San Diego talk How to Build Equality Machines: Rationally Harnessing Digital Tech for Scale, Inclusion, and Comparative Advantages
9:30	Invited Talk	Divyansh Kaushik bio Vice President, Beacon Global Strategies talk The View from Washington: AI as a Dual Use Technology
10:00	Discussion	Discussant: Deven Desai
10:15	Break
10:45	Invited talks	Jesse Thomason bio Assistant Professor, University of Southern California talk Use AI Grout without Losing AI Grit	Chinasa T. Okolo bio Research Fellow, The Brookings Institution talk Policy Perspectives on Advancing Human-Centered AI for Global Health
11:15	Invited talks	Matthew Gombolay bio Associate Professor, Georgia Tech talk Explainable AI in Neurology Decision Support: Empowering Tool or Double-edged Sword?	Naveena Karusala bio Assistant Professor, Georgia Tech talk Designing Human-Centered and Care-ful AI-Mediated Futures of Work
11:45	Discussions	Discussant: Zsolt Kira	Discussant: Christina Harrington
12:00	Lunch
1:30	Invited talk	Sorelle Friedler bio Shibulal Family Professor of Computer Science, Haverford College talk From Principles to Practice: current U.S. federal AI policy and what comes next
2:00	Invited talk	Jacob Metcalf bio Program Director, AI on the Ground, Data & Society talk Auditing Work: Lessons about Algorithmic Accountability from NYC's Hiring Algorithm Auditing Law
2:30	Discussion	Discussant: Naveena Karusala
2:45	Closing