Program
Registration of participants
Startup Pitch Deck Session
Workshops
HumanTech Workshops
Own Your AI-Generated Future: Prompt Literacy, Authorship, and Identity in the Age of Synthetic Reality
How to Conquer Digital Transformation Resistance, Reduce Team Stress, and Unlock Process Innovation
From OCR to Prompting: AI Tools in Archival Processing – Potential and Limits
Lunch Break
Official Opening of the Conference
Konrad Maj
More
Announcement of Winners and Awards Startup Session.
Keynote Speaker
Keynote: Virginia Dignum
Virginia Dignum
Launch of the Responsible AI Implementation Standard — UN Global Compact Network Poland
Coffee Break
Discussion Panel
Preserving Human Agency in the Age of Automated Decision-Making
Networking
Official opening of the conference
Konrad Maj
Keynote Speaker
Keynote: Joanna Bryson
Joanna Bryson
Session I
AI Governance, Law and Digital Sovereignty
Open Source Software and Digital Sovereignty in Poland
Łukasz Cegliński, Kuba Piwowar
The Guardian and the Weakest Link: Agentic AI, Human Oversight, and the Human Factor in EU AI Governance
Abdullah Elbi, Dusko Milojevic
AI Literacy Without Teeth, Fundamental Rights without a Forum: The Scope of Article 4 of the EU AI Act in the Medical Devices Sector
Nehir Aydeniz, Jan De Bruyne
Regulating deepfakes. When law meets the challenges of synthetic media
Karolina Mania
Coffee Break
Session II
AI as a Social and Moral Partner
When Should AI Care? Contextualizing Empathy in Human–AI Interactions
Fotis Efthymiou, Alex Mari, Ertugrul Uysal
When AI Seems to Think and Feel: How Mind Perception Shapes Acceptance and Support for Regulation
Tomasz Grzegorczyk, Konrad Hryniewicz, Paweł Niszczota
Robots and Moral Decision-Making
Konrad Maj
Keynote Speaker
Keynote: John-John Cabibihan
John-John Cabibihan
Lunch Break
Session III
Identity, Intimacy and Influence in Human–AI Interaction
Narcissistic Doppelgänger, Empathetic Companion, Immature Assistant: Mapping IT Professionals' Modalities of Relating to Artificial Intelligence
Małgorzata Osowska
The Cybernetic Erogenous Zone: Desire, Distance, and the Future of Co-Constructed Intimacy in Digital Communication
Monika Mach
The Impact of AI Response Latency on Consumer Decision-Making: Insights from Series of Methodological Experiments
Joanna Dixa, Agata Sobków, Łukasz Sumliński
Between Enthusiasm and Distrust: Points of Tension and Ambivalence in Human–AI Communication
Ewelina Świergiel
Coffee Break
Discussion Panel
Who Is Responsible? Distributed Accountability in AI and Software Teams
Coffee Break
Session IV
AI Literacy, Learning and Epistemic Agency
From Assistance to Dependence: Student Engagement with GenAI in Small Island Higher Education
Chitisha Gunnoo
Measuring Teachers’ AI Literacy in Poland: Adaptation and Validation of the Artificial Intelligence Literacy Scale for Teachers (AILST)
Anna Meliksetian
Cultivating Ethical AI Literacy in Engineering: A Problem-Based Learning Framework for Responsible Technology Use
Tom Børsen
Teaching When Not to Use AI: Educators as Guardians of Epistemic Agency in AI-Mediated Education
Eris Kota, Symeon Nikolidakis
Get Together Party
Discussion Panel
Discussion Panel — How Does Technology Expand Art and Theatre?
Moderator: Martyna Groth; Franciszek Sobiech, Marta Stysiak-Winiarska, Sylwia Żółkiewska
Accompanying Event / Performance directed by Krzysztof Garbaczewski
HumanTech Networking Party
Poster Session & Exhibition & Workshop & Coffee Break
Workshops
HumanTech Workshops
Not All AI Thinks Alike: Hidden Personality Shifts When People Modify AI Models
Workshop 2: TBC
Workshop 3: TBC
Keynote Speaker
Keynote: Peng Liu
Peng Liu
Session V
Human Factors, Accessibility and Inclusive Technologies
Perceived Action Capability in Immersive Crisis-Oriented Training: Evidence from a Mini CAVE Activity
Małgorzata Gawlik-Kobylińska
The Impact of Smart Homes on Enhancing Independence and Health-Related Well-Being for People with Disabilities
Abdsalam Guebli, Dalila Hamadi
Usable Does Not Mean Accessible: The Hidden Cognitive Cost of Technology
Olena Gorokhovska, Weronika Mikorska, Amelia Walter–Dzikowska, Agnieszka Wąsik
Hallucinations as Instruments: AI-Generated Unidentifiable Objects as a Novel Tool for Isolating Contextual Knowledge in Visual Perception
Tarık Ayas, Buse Çıtak
Coffee Break
Discussion Panel
AI Under Pressure: Trust, Cybersecurity, Human Control and Organizational Resilience
Lunch Break
Session VI
Human-Centered AI: Design, Analysis and Societal Futures
Wearing Your Future: Digital Fashion as Social Interface and the Reconfiguration of Human Presence in the Metaverse
Agnieszka Kabalska, Ralf Wagner
Human-AI Collaboration Framework: Insights from Young Designers
Patrycja Rudnicka
Human–AI Analysis of Political Language: Learning Psychological Profiles from Open-Ended Party Justifications
Bartłomiej Nowak, Magdalena Żemojtel-Piotrowska
Bridging Mathematical Modeling and Artificial Intelligence for Human-Centered Futures
Aran Lateef
Discussion Panel