About Program Registration More Computational deception refers to the capacity for autonomous systems to engage in interactions where (human or software) agents may be manipulated by hidden information or to believe false information. Designing and engineering deceptive machines for detecting or strategically planning deception is a challenging task from conceptual, engineering, and ethical perspectives, coming […]
The 2022 WASP-HS Summer School will be held in Lund on 22-26 August.The theme for the summer school is Social Robotics and the PhD students will have an opportunity to work with the humanoid robots in the cognitive robotics lab at Lund University in a small project during the week. The goal is to gain […]
AboutProgramRegistrationMoreWASP-HS Community Reference Meetings (CRMs) are dedicated for public and private organizations in Sweden for the purpose to learn about challenges and questions of their interest, and for WASP-HS to share recent research development within the program in order to identify opportunities for collaboration in different sectors. This CRM is in collaboration with WASP Research Arenas – Media […]
Dreams, Realities, and Futures:Risks and Consequences of AI in Formative TimesWelcome to the third WASP-HS Conference on AI, Humanity and Society – a meeting place for dialogue on the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems with a strong focus on research in humanities and social science. Artificial intelligence (AI) has never been so topical […]
Welcome to the fourth annual Winter Conference! The WASP-HS Winter Conference is an internal conference dedicated to the WASP-HS Community and the PhD students in particular. It is a three day conference from 15 to 17 February, which this year will take place at Chamersska huset in Gothenburg. All WASP-HS PhD students are invited to […]
WASP-HS has since the start in 2019 been through an impressive period of growth. Today the program consists of 34 research projects (directly funded by MAW and MMW), 9 collaborative research projects, 10 affiliated projects, 6 Guest Professors, 11 Assistant Professors and 74 PhD Students. Behind these numbers both groundbreaking knowledge production and an impressive […]
AboutProgramRegistrationMoreWASP-HS Community Reference Meetings (CRMs) are meeting places for Swedish private and public organisations and WASP-HS researchers. Each meeting has a specially selected theme with the aim of bringing business and research together to expand knowledge and strengthen collaboration. This particular Community Reference Meeting regards the challenges and opportunities of AI concerning education and children. AI […]
AboutProgramRegistrationMoreWASP-HS Community Reference Meetings (CRMs) are a space for learning and collaboration, providing public and private organizations in Sweden opportunities to learn about challenges and questions of their interest, and for WASP-HS to share recent research development within the program and identify opportunities for collaboration. Multidisciplinary collaborations that extend beyond the realm of technology play a crucial […]
Living with AI– Critical Questions for the Social Sciences and HumanitiesAs we face an increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday practices, it becomes more critical than ever to examine how AI affects our lives and society. Researchers in the social sciences and humanities have made essential observations and analyses on this topic. Yet, […]
Welcome to the fourth annual WASP-HS Winter Conference! The conference is intended for the WASP-HS community including the PhD students and supervisors. PhD students within WASP-HS are invited to contribute to the Winter Conference either with a poster, a talk and by participating in a workshop on one (or two, if possible) of the six […]
