Building User Trust of Critical Digital Technologies

Digital technology is permeating all aspects of human society and life. This leads to humans becoming highly dependent on digital devices, including upon digital: assistance, intelligence, and decisions. A major concern of this digital dependence is the lack of human oversight or intervention in man...

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Main Authors: Given-Wilson, Thomas, Baranov, Eduard, Legay, Axel
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Data analysis
Digital systems
Medical diagnostic imaging
Medical services
Navigation
Sensors
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Summary:Digital technology is permeating all aspects of human society and life. This leads to humans becoming highly dependent on digital devices, including upon digital: assistance, intelligence, and decisions. A major concern of this digital dependence is the lack of human oversight or intervention in many of the ways humans use this technology. This dependence and reliance on digital technology raises concerns in how humans trust such systems, and how to ensure digital technology behaves appropriately. This works considers recent developments and projects that combine digital technology and artificial intelligence with human society. The focus is on critical scenarios where failure of digital technology can lead to significant harm or even death. We explore how to build trust for users of digital technology in such scenarios and considering many different challenges for digital technology. The approaches applied and proposed here address user trust along many dimensions and aim to build collaborative and empowering use of digital technologies in critical aspects of human society.
ISSN:2643-2978
DOI:10.1109/ICIT45562.2020.9067154