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In an interview, TRR 318 researcher Professor Britta Wrede highlights the need for transparent and explainable #AI. She emphasizes the importance of TRR 318 research on #XAI to ensure trustworthy #AI. 🤖. ➡️

New paper “What you need to know about a learning robot: Identifying the enabling architecture of complex systems“, from TRR researchers, explores how to make #AI and robotics more understandable without overwhelming non-expert users with details.📚. ➡️

📢The latest newsletter issue “ChatGPT in Focus & Insights from our Public Talks” is out!. Find out more about the public talks on social factors in #ChatGPT use, interactions with #AI chatbots and interesting news!🤖. ➡️To the newsletter:

Can #AI explain #AI? 🤖. Nils Klowait (subproject Ö) and colleagues have published a new paper on this topic. 📰The paper examines how advanced #AI can be used to help people understand complex #AI systems. ➡️Read the paper:

Prof. Dr. Katharina Rohlfing, speaker of TRR 318, was featured on the podcast "Autonomie & Algorithmen". She discusses #AI systems' self-explanation, focusing on trust and co-construction. 🎙️. ➡️Listen to the episode here:

Missed the public talk by @hbuschme on #AI and trust? 📽️You can now watch the recording online! Discover the relationship between users and #AI chatbots how #AI "hallucinations" affect trust. ➡️Watch it here:

TRR associate junior research group leader @ChrstSchulz will give a lecture at the University of North Carolina on Sept 13. He'll explore the "Mental Models Dilemma" and advocate for #AI systems that better reflect user diversity. 🤖.

RT @SAIL_network: 📢We would like to announce the next lecture in our “Robust AI” series: On Wednesday, August 28 at 4:15pm, Kacper Sokol wi….

At ICP 2024 in Prague, Prof. Dr. Heike M. Buhl and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau organized a symposium on the co-constructive nature of explaining.👥.They explored how metaphors and the dynamics between explainers and addressees shape learning.

Excited to announce Prof. Dr. Petra Wagner @unibielefeld and @trr_318 as a keynote speaker at #MMSYM2024 in Frankfurt! 🌟.Her talk will cover dynamic adaptation in communication based on multimodal feedback. 📅 25-27 Sept 2024.

RT @DiceResearch: Exciting news! We're thrilled to announce that @NgongaAxel has joined the @HNI_PB Executive Board.🥳 The HNI is an interdi….

RT @ag_scs: Dominik Battefeld (@trr_318 Project C05) will present our research on how to reveal dynamic reasoning trajectories of medical e….

📚 @t_matzner's book "Algorithms: Technology, Culture, Politics" bridges technical details with cultural and political issues. It addresses bias, responsibility, and modern technologies such as self-driving cars and GPT.

RT @AIML_LMU: ✨New Shapley Interaction paper to be presented at @icmlconf'24! If you like KernelSHAP you will love KernelSHAP-IQ. @XAI_Rese….

Our TRR researchers @StefanLazarov12 (A02) & Josephine B. Fisher (A01) will present their work at #CogSci2024 in Rotterdam! 🌍 Join us for insightful discussions on gesture deixis & adaptive explanations! #CognitiveScience #Research #trr_318.

Congratulations to Helen Beierling (B05) from #trr_318 for winning the Best Student Paper Award at the #RSS Conference in Delft! 🎉Her research on enhancing #human-robot collaboration through flexible input mechanisms is pushing #robotics forward. 🤖.

RT @pcimiano: Happy to announce that our paper "Measuring User Understanding in Dialogue-based XAI Systems" has been accepted at #ECAI2024.….

The XAI Conference 2024 will take place from 17-19 July in Malta and our researchers will be part of it! 🤖.Olesja Lammert (A03), Michael Erol Schaffer (A04) and Felix Liedeker (C05) will present their publications.📚💡.

🚴‍♀️ New research for safer roads!. Ngoc Chi Banh (A05) & Prof. Dr. Ingrid Scharlau co-authored an article, which deals with the development of assistance systems for cyclists to prevent dooring accidents. ➡️Read the article here: