Katie Winkle

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Operationalizing Perceptions of Agent Gender: Foundations and Guidelines

The “gender” of intelligent agents, virtual characters, social robots, and other agentic machines has emerged as a fundamental topic in studies of people's interactions with computers. Perceptions of agent gender can help explain user attitudes and behaviours—from preferences to toxicity to stereotyping—across a varie…

HRI '24CorrespondingSocial Robot Interaction +3

A Case for Diverse Social Robot Identity Performance in Education

Educational outcomes for students belonging to disadvantaged social identities are unavoidably influenced by overlapping systems of inequity which arise along lines such as gender, ethnicity, and age. Robot platforms such as Furhat require designers to select features which are interpreted by users as these same kinds…

HRI '243rd AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +2

The Human Behind the Robot: Rethinking the Low Social Status of Service Robots

Robots in our society are commonly perceived as subordinate servants with a lower social status than humans. This often leads to humans prioritizing themselves during conflict situations. This becomes problematic when robots start to directly represent humans as proxies if people do not think of the human operator beh…

HRI '241st AuthorSocial Robot Interaction +1

Anticipating the Use of Robots in Domestic Violence: A Typology of Robot Facilitated Abuse to Support Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Human-Robot Interaction

Domestic abuse research demonstrates that perpetrators are agile in finding new ways to coerce and to consolidate their control. They may leverage loved ones or cherished objects, and are increasingly exploiting/subverting what have become everyday ``smart" technologies. Robots sit at the intersection of these categor…

HRI '231st AuthorHuman-Robot Collaboration (HRC) +2

Feminist Human-Robot Interaction: Disentangling Power, Principles and Practice for Better, More Ethical HRI

Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is inherently a human-centric field of technology. The role of feminist theories in related fields (e.g. Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science) are taken as a starting point to present a vision for Feminist HRI which can support better, more ethical HRI practice everyday, as well as a…

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