RAID - Responsible AI in Interaction Design Practice

Can we trust AI to shape our future digital services? AI is increasingly used in interaction design, a field traditionally, and especially in the Nordics, focused on human needs, requirements and contexts. The increasing role of AI is challenging this tradition and replacing human insight with machine-led decision-making in creating the critical digital infrastructure of modern and future society. If we want to use this new technology responsibly, can we rely solely on the EU AI law and related regulations? This project brings together leading experts in the fields of human-machine interaction and human-centered AI to investigate how AI is used in interaction design practice, how we can responsibly create new AI tools for interaction design, what extreme cases of AI integration imply, and how we can teach future designers to use AI responsibly. This project builds on the current research conducted by consortium partners independently and brings together these efforts to explore the complex and multifaceted topic of responsible AI in interaction design practice across different settings and from different perspectives.

Project partners:

Aarhus University (external link)

IT Universitety in Copenhagen (external link)

Gothenborg University (external link)

Tampere University (external link)