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Human Centred AI Research

This presentation was hosted as part of Research and Innovation Week on 11 September, 2025. Human Centred AI (HCAI) involves the co-configuration of AI and humans to prioritize human needs, values, capabilities and wellbeing. It necessarily involves holistic, multi-stakeholder, multi-professional and multi-disciplinary perspectives. It focuses on ethical, inclusive and accountable AI systems that are accessible and beneficial for all. In this panel, ADM+S researchers from UQ discuss various avenues of research and lessons in co-designing, building and evaluating HCAI. These projects include the Trauma Informed AI Toolkit, and the Mortar tool to support legal understanding and advocacy. Speakers include: Prof Paul Henman (ADM+S at UQ), Janet Wiles (EECS), Awais Hameed Khan (ADM+S at UQ) and Suzanna Fay (UQ).