“Isn't this Marvelous”

Strengers, Yolande; Duque, Melisa; Mortimer, Michael; Pink, Sarah; Martin, Rex; Nicholls, Larissa; Horan, Ben; Eugene, Alicia; Thomson, Sue

doi:10.1145/3532106.3533502

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“…This workshop seeks to develop a 'roadmap' for researchers and practitioners within HCI and adjacent fields to explore technologies that are playful, creative and equitable in collaboration with older adults and discover what role they may play in everyday contexts. Whilst HCI has an extensive body of work investigating the ways in which technology can be designed creatively for older adults [3,4,11], there has been less of a focus on the ways in which older adults think or act creatively, much less the tools they use for creative ideation [1,9]. Most of these endeavors have either focused on medical interventions [7,8], the home [6,12], or speculative but focused activities towards the design of a specific technology [2,5,10].…”

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Playful, Curious, Creative, Equitable: Exploring Opportunities for AI Technologies with Older Adults

Soubutts,

Singh,

Knowles

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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There has recently been much discussion around OpenAI, Generative AI, use of chatbots and the use of other immersive technologies in the mainstream. These developments have much to offer to older adults in terms of playful, accessible and creative ways to engage with technology in everyday life. In this workshop, we are interested in developing a research agenda for HCI research with older adults to explore, enjoy, build new and extend existing interactions with such technologies. What are the possibilities they offer simply for introducing creativity, playfulness, enjoyment and 'fun' for older adults in everyday life? Or are there other goals that older adults want to achieve using them, such as new ways of socially engaging with their grandchildren, developing hobbies and knowledge, or simply making their lives easier? Can these tools empower older adults to explore various interaction modalities to help them achieve their goals? Finally, what are the new ways that these tools can be used to engage with older adults in the research and design of new emerging technologies? In this workshop, we will aim to generate discussion, develop a community and a roadmap for older adults' use of technology that is playful, curious, creative and equitable. We will focus on five themes for the role of such technologies: (i) for enabling expression and creativity, (ii) as a catalyst for experience and action, (iii) for enabling reflection and awareness, (iv) for communication and (v) supporting the design process for (re) inventing new products and avenues for use. This workshop will feature co-creation and exploration of research methods and technologies, with panel and multidisciplinary discussions bringing together researchers who are interested in designing for and with older adults. We will explore new technology interactions including AI and immersive technologies within HCI; discussing methods, opportunities, and challenges in using these technologies and leveraging them for ideation, and form a multidisciplinary community for future synergies and collaborations.

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confidence: 99%

Playful, Curious, Creative, Equitable: Exploring Opportunities for AI Technologies with Older Adults

Soubutts,

Singh,

Knowles

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The everyday enactment of interfaces: a study of crises and conflicts in the more-than-human home

van Beek,

Giaccardi,

Boess

et al. 2023

Human–Computer Interaction

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Harnessing Internet Search Data as a Potential Tool for Medical Diagnosis

Downing,

Tramontozzi,

Garcia

et al. 2024

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Objectives: To explore the potential and challenges of utilizing internet search data in medical diagnosis, focusing on ethical, technical, and policy considerations by assessing the current state of research, identifying gaps and limitations, and proposing future research directions to advance this emerging field. Methods: A comprehensive analysis of peer-reviewed literature and informational interviews with subject matter experts was conducted to examine the landscape of internet search data utilization in medical research. Searchers were performed for published peer-reviewed literature in PubMED (October to December 2023). Results: Systematic selection according to predefined criteria resulted in the inclusion of 43 articles of the 2,499 identified citations. The analysis reveals a nascent domain of internet search data research in medical diagnosis, characterized by advancements in analytics and data integration. However, significant challenges such as bias, data privacy, and infrastructure limitations hinder its widespread adoption. Emerging initiatives may offer the transformative potential to reshape data collection methodologies and privacy safeguards. Conclusions: Signals correlating with diagnostic considerations have been identified in certain diseases and conditions, indicating the potential for such data to enhance clinical diagnostic capabilities. However, leveraging internet search data for improved early diagnosis and healthcare outcomes necessitates addressing ethical, technical, and policy challenges effectively. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, advancing infrastructure development, and prioritizing patient engagement and consent, researchers can unlock the transformative potential of internet search data in medical diagnosis, ultimately enhancing patient care and advancing healthcare practice and policy.

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“Isn't this Marvelous”

Cited by 7 publications

References 66 publications

Playful, Curious, Creative, Equitable: Exploring Opportunities for AI Technologies with Older Adults

Playful, Curious, Creative, Equitable: Exploring Opportunities for AI Technologies with Older Adults

The everyday enactment of interfaces: a study of crises and conflicts in the more-than-human home

Harnessing Internet Search Data as a Potential Tool for Medical Diagnosis

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