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1st LEE Workshop
1st LEE Workshop on Human-AI interaction at Jaume I University, Benicasim, 8-9 May 2025
The team at the Laboratory for Experimental Economics (LEE) of Jaume I University are happy to invite you to participate in the first LEE Workshop on Human-AI interaction from an economics perspective. The workshop will take place on the 8th and 9th of May 2025 in Benicasim (Spain), in a relaxed environment over a day and a half. We will have plenary sessions of sets of 30-minute communications, and two one-hour Keynote addresses by Professors Hans-Theo Normann (DICE - Düsseldorf University) and Victor Klockmann (Würzburg University).
At the LEE Workshop, we want to address the economic consequences of the increased interactions between humans and Artificial Intelligence in different domains. We also seek to examine how these AI-driven interactions may differ from traditional human-to-human exchanges in terms of behavior and outcomes. Contributions should include policy recommendations about how to prevent biases and potentially harmful effects, and guidance to AI developers on how to improve design to mitigate such risks.
If you are working on this topic and you want to participate in the workshop, please send your paper or extended abstract before 16 February 2025 using the online form you will find in this webpage: https://aiworkshop.
You will also find additional useful information on that link. Your submission will be considered for an oral presentation at the workshop by the scientific committee below. Decisions on acceptance will be communicated on 10 March 2025.
Iván Barreda Tarrazona
Co-Head of the Laboratory for Experimental Economics
Jaume I University, Castellón, Spain
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