Impact of GenAI on Social and Individual Well-being

The AAAI 2024 Spring Symposium Series will take place from March 25-27, 2024 at Stanford University. There are eight symposia in total. One of them is „Impact of GenAI on Social and Individual Well-being“. It will be hosted by Takashi Kido (Teikyo University, Japan) and Keiki Takadama (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan). The announcement text states: „Generative AI (GenAI) presents significant opportunities and challenges in the realms of individ-ual and societal well-being. While its benefits in fields like healthcare, arts, and education are vast, it also necessitates careful consideration of ethics, privacy, fairness, and security.“ The first version of the program was published in mid-March. Minor changes may still be made. On the afternoon of the first day, the following presentations will take place within the topic „Generative AI: Well-being and Learning“: „How Can Generative AI Enhance the Well-being of Blind?“ (Oliver Bendel), „How Can GenAI Foster Well-being in Self-regulated Learning?“ (Stefanie Hauske and Oliver Bendel), „Sleep Stage Estimation by Introduction of Sleep Domain Knowledge to AI: Towards Personalized Sleep Counseling System with GenAI“ (Iko Nakari and Keiki Takadama), and „Personalized Image Generation Through Swiping“ (Yuto Nakashima). Further information on this symposium is available here.

Abb.: Oliver Bendel at Stanford University