Umeå Universtity
This project conducted empirical research that explored the social and public attitudes of individuals towards AI and robots.
AI and robots will enter many more aspects of our daily life than the average citizen is aware of and are already organizing specific domains such as work, health, security, politics, and manufacturing. Along with technological research, it is fundamental to grasp and gauge the social implications of these processes and their acceptance by a wider audience.
We investigated the following research questions:
This Humane-AI-Net micro-project was carried out by Università di Bologna (UNIBO, Laura Sartori), Umeå University (UMU, Andreas Theodorou) and Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR, Fosca Giannoti).
The project is part of the Humane-AI-Net network of excellent research centers in AI. It contributes to this network in in the following aspects:
Tangible outcomes:
Two scientific papers
“A sociotechnical perspective for the future of AI: narratives, inequalities, and human control, in Ethics and Information technology”. L. Sartori, T. Andreas. Published in Ethics and Information Technology 24.1 (2022)
“Minding the gap(s): public perceptions of AI and socio-technical imaginaries". L. Sartori, G. Bocca. Published in AI & SOCIETY (2022)