Title:
在照顧中長大的孩子
Speaker:
袁修文 助理教授, 靜宜大學 社會工作與兒童少年福利學系
Keywords:
(Field) 社會科學、新聞學、圖書資訊、藝術、人文, 醫藥衛生、社會福利
(Subfield) 心理健康
Abstract: 孩子要當父母的照顧者，光是想像就是無比的艱難！若孩子要照顧罹患精神疾病的父母更是沈重的負荷。
這些孩子在學術上，稱為兒少照顧者(young carers)。這些孩子“照顧者”角色常無法被辨識，其原因非常的多，包括家是私領域，外人常無法得知其家庭結構運作、家醜不可外揚及孝順文化等。
這次演講是分享我的博士研究，訪談曾經的兒少照顧者，回顧他們童年時期如何照顧精神疾病父母。從如何發現父母生病到成為父母的照顧者，我將分享他們童年的照顧經驗。
Title:
醫學生物與機器學習的交會－生物人進入機器學習的領域很難嗎？
Speaker:
謝岡霖 (Kang-LIn, Hsieh) Post Doctoral Fellow, MDAnderson Cancer Center
Keywords:
(Field) 資訊通信科技、醫藥衛生、社會福利
(Subfield) 深度學習
Abstract: 隨著定序技術的發展，醫療技術的進步以及資訊科技的發展，目前健康資訊佔全球30%的資訊總量。在龐大的資訊量下，人類已無法靠著自身的記憶力或理解力來處理數據，獲得結論，與產生知識。在這個嚴峻的挑戰下，利用機器學習來處理數據已經是不得不的選擇了。然而，機器學習一定要數學好嗎?要是資工背景畢業才能學得好嗎?機器學習真的只能是一堆公式所組成的抽象概念嗎?機器學習和生物的架構到底有那些類似的地方?這場演講也許會替你帶來一些新的感受。
Title:
機器人與 AI 如何影響未來社會結構－人機互動中的權力關係
Speaker:
侯宗佑 (Yoyo Tsung-Yu Hou) PhD Candidate, Cornell University
Keywords:
(Field) 資訊通信科技、社會科學、新聞學、圖書資訊、商業、管理、法律
(Subfield) 機器人互動
(keywords) 權力、組織行為、機器人、AI
Abstract: Social power, often described as the ability to influence others or control valuable resources, is a fundamental concept in interpersonal social interaction. It is so crucial that Bertrand Russell once stated that ""the fundamental concept in social science is Power in the same sense in which Energy is the fundamental concept in physics."" However, despite the increasing use of artificial agents, such as AI agents and robots, there is a scarcity of research that directly explores how power operates in human-agent interaction and how it differs from human-human interaction. This concern becomes even more urgent with the growing popularity of AI agents like ChatGPT, raising questions about potential issues such as AI or robot takeover.
In this talk, I will start by introducing how power has been defined conceptually and operationally in human-human interaction within the field of social psychology. I will then delve into the challenges of applying these definitions in the context of human-agent interaction, which partly explains why power has received less attention in this area. Subsequently, I will provide an overview of existing studies in the domains of Human-AI Interaction and Human-Robot Interaction. Firstly, I will briefly discuss research that directly focuses on power or power-related concepts. Following that, I will demonstrate how social power is implicitly present in numerous studies within this field, highlighting the importance of acknowledging its existence. Additionally, I will present two of my own studies, and conclude the talk by outlining my future research trajectory.
