Panel 7. Who Cares About AI? Navigating the Challenges of AI in Health Practices

Convenors:
Veronica Moretti, Università di Bologna
Francesco Miele, Università di Trieste

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ID 140 – Empowering Self-Care: Exploring Use to Co-Design an AI-powered Virtual Coach for People living with Parkinson
Sylvie Grosjean, University of Ottawa

ID 148 – Automating dementia care training: The socio-technical design of an e-learning AI-powered chatbot
Riccardo Pronzato, Università di Bologna

ID 253 – What if care robots need care? An analysis of vulnerabilities, maintenance and repair
Victoria Kontrus, VICESSE Research GmbH
Roger Von Laufenberg, VICESSE Research GmbH

ID 320 – From AI Promises to Care Practices: Differing Expectations on Integrating Predictive Models in Telecare
Lorenzo Carta, Università di Trieste

ID 331 – Technogeographies of care: how digital technologies and AI are reshaping dementia care in residential and home settings
Ludovica Rubini, Università di Trieste
Martina Consoloni, Università di Bologna
Francesco Miele, Università di Trieste
Veronica Moretti, Università di Bologna
Andrea Di Leo, Università di Bologna

ID 622 – From ‘speaking for’ to ‘speaking with’: The conceptualization of trust in the practices of in silico medicine
Zita Van Horenbeeck, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Elisa Lievevrouw, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Ine Van Hoyweghen, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

ID 672 – Does healthcare technology using AI pose exceptional ethical questions?
Noa Cohen, Libera Università Maria Santissima Assunta