TOHAI '24

This presentation examines how AI has transformed human sensory experience by viewing technology not just as a functional tool but as a practice. I propose the idea of "aesthetic intelligence"—the ability to disrupt existing social structures, unspoken conventions, and modes of consciousness.

In this talk, Takashi Ishida asks: Is the Performance of My Deep Network Too Good to Be True? 

A Direct Approach to Estimating the Bayes Error in Binary Classification.

In this talk, Chi-Lan Yang will share her recent work on how to leverage intelligent technology to support remote communication and discuss some challenges and research opportunities in AI-mediated communication.

In this talk, Lik Hang Lee explores the future of humans, AI and the metaverse.

Scientific results are still primarily conveyed via PDF documents, inherited from physical papers and static by nature. Surprisingly, these documents do not leverage the rich interactive capabilities of computing systems. In this talk, Sylvain will present interactive systems that transform the scientific reading experience by providing more interactivity through materials that can be produced by both authors and readers.

In this talk, Shixian talks about her recent work on utilizing multiple chatbots to simulate a group therapy environment for supporting women with Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). The talk also explores research opportunities in multi-agent interaction.

In this talk, Junhao talks about the credibility issues of social media and discusses the potential of LLMs to improve individuals' medical literacy. The talk also explores the role of AI in helping people adapt to this misinformation-flooded era.

In his talk, Dániel talks about his work involving Embodies Social Assistants and discusses what recent developments in the AI space mean for agents out in the physical world, including how ESAs are changing today, now that everyone has the tools to build their own C-3PO.