• Psychology
    Linda Onnasch (TU Berlin) & Eileen Roesler (George Mason University)
    Trust(worthiness) Issues with Trust in Human-Robot Interaction

    IA 02/461

    Abstract: Trust is one of the most popular concepts in Human–Robot Interaction (HRI)—but also one of the most misunderstood. In this talk, we argue that HRI research has oversimplified trust by treating perceived trustworthiness as a stand-in for trust itself, often ignoring the risk and vulnerability that make trust meaningful in the first place. By revisiting trust theory, measurements, and common research
    paradigms, we uncover key “trust issues” in HRI and propose ways to build more rigorous and insightful future research on trust in HRI.

  • Workshop:
    Perception-Thought Transitions

    RUB & Zoom

    The workshop will focus on discussions of new philosophical results about the nature of perception and thought and their relationships including

    - The representational structure of perception and thought: conceptual/non-conceptual, propositional/non-propositional, compositional/non-compositional, pictorial/non-pictorial
    - The role of perception in grounding thought: conditions of grounding, format, content
    - Constructive processes leading to perceptual representations and thinking

    The following keynote speakers are confirmed: Ned Block, Tyler Burge, Ophelia Deroy, Gabriele Ferretti, Kevin Lande, Fiona Macpherson, Francesco Marchi, Albert Newen, Ayoob Shahmoradi.