Oakland University

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Collective Consent: Who Needs to Consent to the Donation of Data Representing Multiple People?

Data donation is a growing form of personal data collection that foregrounds consent and conscious participation of the data donor. There remains little guidance on who must consent to data donation, particularly when the data represents multiple people. We provide empirical perspectives on this question through in-si…

CSCW '24Session 3a: Self-Presentation and Relationships in Digital Spaces

“Just Like, Risking Your Life Here”: Participatory Design of User Interactions with Risk Detection AI to Prevent Online-to-Offline Harm Through Dating Apps

Social computing platforms facilitate interpersonal harms that manifest across online and physical realms such as sexual violence between online daters and sexual grooming through social media. Risk detection AI has emerged as an approach to preventing such harms, however a myopic focus on computational performance ha…

HRI '24Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC) +3

Intelligent humanoids in manufacturing∗ Addressing the worker shortage and skill gaps in assembly cells

Technological evolution in the field of robotics is emerging with major breakthroughs in recent years. This was especially fostered by revolutionary new software applications leading to humanoid robots. Humanoids are being envisioned for manufacturing applications to form human-robot teams. But their implication in th…

CHI '24Empowerment of Marginalized Groups +2

"It’s Not What We Were Trying to Get At, but I Think Maybe It Should Be": Learning How to Do Trauma-Informed Design With a Data Donation Platform for Online Dating Sexual Violence

A majority of people experience trauma, spurring calls to incorporate trauma-informed approaches (TIA) from public health and social work into technology design. While technologies touted as trauma-informed are starting to propagate the literature, there persists a gap in knowledge around how design teams apply TIA an…

CHI '23Inclusive Design +2

Online Dating as Context to Design Sexual Consent Technology with Women and LGBTQ+ Stakeholders

This paper uses online dating as a context to explore futures for sexual consent technology: systems that mediate how partners exchange consent in order to prevent nonconsensual sex. Motivated by evidence that sexual consent is already mediated by computers in ways that challenge perceptions of sexual agency, we prese…

CSCW '21Best PaperConnecting and Reaching Out

Computer-Mediated Consent to Sex: The Context of Tinder

This paper reports an interview study about how consent to sexual activity is computer-mediated. The study’s context of online dating is chosen due to the prevalence of sexual violence, or nonconsensual sexual activity, that is associated with dating app-use. Participants (n=19) represent a range of gender identities…

CSCW '20Accessibility / Women's Empowerment

Supporting Women in Online Dating with a Messaging Interface that Improves their Face-to-Face Meeting Decisions

This paper presents a study of a messaging interface prototype for online dating intended to improve women’s face-to-face meeting decisions, and therefore the capacity to manage the gendered risks involved with such meetings. The interface prompts users with discussion topics that are potentially more valuable for use…

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2020-2025

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Ethics, Fairness, Social Justice & Inclusion

Empowerment of Marginalized Groups

Robotics & Autonomous Systems

Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC)

Work, Employment & Workplace Technology

Impact of Automation on Work

Urban, Transportation & Social Computing

Smart Cities & Urban Sensing

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Participatory Design