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CoPDA 2022
Cultures of Participation in the Digital Age

Proceedings of the Sixth International Workshop on Cultures of Participation in the Digital Age: AI for Humans or Humans for AI?
co-located with the International Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces (AVI 2022)

Frascati, Italy, June 7, 2022.

Edited by

Barbara Rita Barricelli *
Gerhard Fischer **
Daniela Fogli *
Anders Mørch *
Antonio Piccinno
Stefano Valtolina ***

*University of Brescia, Department of Information Engineering, Brescia, Italy
**University of Colorado at Boulder, Center for LifeLong Learning & Design (L3D), Boulder, USA
***University of Oslo, Department of Education, Oslo, Norway
****University of Bari Aldo Moro, Department of Computer Science, Bari, Italy
*****University of Milan, Department of Computer Science, Milan, Italy

Table of Contents

Preface
Summary: There were14 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these14 papers were accepted for this volume as short papers.

Session 1: AI for Humans or Humans for AI? Research frameworks

A research framework focused on humans and AI instead of humans versus AI1-8
Gerhard Fischer
A human-centric AI-driven framework for exploring large and complex datasets9-13
Maria Francesca Costabile,Giuseppe Desolda,Giovanni Dimauro,Rosa Lanzilotti,Daniele Loiacono,Maristella Matera,Massimo Zancanaro
Big data for humans or humans for big data?: a human-data interaction perspective14-20
Shin'ichi Konomi

Session 2: End-user development for AI-based systems

Exploring the reciprocal influence of artificial intelligence and end-user development21-29
Barbara Rita Barricelli,Daniela Fogli
Integrating human-centered artificial intelligence in programming practices to reduce teachers' workload30-35
Renate Andersen,Eli Gjølstad,Anders Mørch

Session 3: Meaningful human control and privacy/ethical issues

Involving teachers in meta-design of AI to ensure situated fairness36-42
Marie Utterberg Modén,Johan Lundin,Martin Tallvid,Marisa Ponti
Ethical-aware autonomous systems from a social psychological lens43-48
Paola Inverardi,Massimiliano Palmiero,Patrizio Pelliccione,Massimo Tivoli
The reverse Turing test: being human (is) enough in the age of AI49-54
Fatemeh Alizadeh,Aikaterini Mniestri,Gunnar Stevens

Session 4: Evaluation of AI-based systems

Interplay between AI and HCI for UX evaluation: the SERENE case study55-59
Giuseppe Desolda,Andrea Esposito,Rosa Lanzilotti,Maria Francesca Costabile
User-chatbot interaction: an acceptancy evaluation60-65
Stefano Valtolina,Ricardo Anibal Matamoros Aragon,Riccardo Castelli
Soft version of approaching artificial intelligence and humans - What do they think?66-73
Arminda Guerra Lopes

Session 5: Human-machine teaming systems and collaborative AI

Representable AI: towards a unified view of core dimensions for a visual framework74-80
Angela Locoro,Paolo Buono,Marco Winckler,Silvia Corchs
A collaborative AI dataset creation for speech therapies81-85
Vita Santa Barletta,Fabio Cassano,Alessandro Pagano,Antonio Piccinno
Toward a method of visual artifact analysis: understanding learners' design activity in a makerspace86-92
Anders Mørch,Renate Andersen

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