人類與人工智能互動

The course will cover various research topics related to Human-AI Interaction. These topics may include aspects like human factors, guidelines for designing human-AI interactions, AI user interface design, real-world Human-AI collaboration scenarios, and challenges in using AI, such as explainability and fairness. The primary goal of the course is to explore and delve into the diverse research topics within Human-AI Interaction. By the end of the course, students should have a good understanding of the field and be well-equipped to tackle research projects or further studies in this area. Instead of formal lectures, the course seems to prioritize discussion and active participation. Students will be given reading assignments related to the topics, and they are expected to read and prepare these materials for discussion during class. The course will culminate in a final research project proposal. This suggests that students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and explore a specific research question or area within the field of Human-AI Interaction.

None. You do not need to have a strong Machine learning or Artificial Intelligence background to take this class. The course encourages students who are interested in pursuing research or writing a thesis related to Human-AI Interaction to take the course.

1. Student Background Survey To better understand your academic backgrounds and tailor this course to your learning needs, all students are required to complete the following survey. Access Requirement: You must use your NYCU email account to access and submit the form. Deadline: Please complete the survey before the start of the first class on March 6th. Important Note: Students who fail to complete the survey by the deadline (Friday at 8:00 AM before the end of the Add/Drop period) will be officially withdrawn from the course. Survey Link: https://forms.gle/wvEmXAD9ksbjmWU17 2. First Online Session (March 6th) The first class session on March 6th will be conducted online. To facilitate better interaction, please keep your camera turned on throughout the session. Start Time: 9:30 AM (Please note the sharp start time). Login Requirement: You must sign in using your NYCU account. Course Title: HAI Course HAI Friday, March 6 · 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM Time zone: Asia/Taipei Google Meet joining info * Video call link:：https://meet.google.com/mwg-vfeu-bjf 或撥打以下電話號碼：‪(US) +1 443-671-8365‬ PIN 碼：‪312 237 681‬# 更多電話號碼：https://tel.meet/mwg-vfeu-bjf?pin=3087892205217

1. Homework and Assignments: Article presentation and discussion. 20% class participation and discussion 15%, article summaries 25%, final proposal 40% 2. Exams and Quizzes: None

Shneiderman, B. (2022). Human-Centered AI. Oxford University Press. 洪錦魁（2023）AI和ChatGPT人類和機器共生的未來 出版社：智深數位 Dix, A., Finlay, J. E., et al. (2004). Human-Computer Interaction., 3rd edition. Pearson. Other required readings其他指定閱讀期刊文章及參考資料 Norman, D. A. (2013). The design of everyday things. MIT Press.

時間

By appointment

聯絡方式

paulachen@nycu.edu.tw