Do We Need Responsible XR? Drawing on Responsible AI to Inform Ethical Research and Practice into XRAI / the Metaverse

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Hauptverfasser: McGill, Mark, O'Hagan, Joseph, Goodge, Thomas, Wilson, Graham, Khamis, Mohamed, Krauß, Veronika, Gugenheimer, Jan
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Veröffentlicht: 2025
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author McGill, Mark
O'Hagan, Joseph
Goodge, Thomas
Wilson, Graham
Khamis, Mohamed
Krauß, Veronika
Gugenheimer, Jan
author_facet McGill, Mark
O'Hagan, Joseph
Goodge, Thomas
Wilson, Graham
Khamis, Mohamed
Krauß, Veronika
Gugenheimer, Jan
contents This position paper for the CHI 2025 workshop "Everyday AR through AI-in-the-Loop" reflects on whether as a field HCI needs to define Responsible XR as a parallel to, and in conjunction with, Responsible AI, addressing the unique vulnerabilities posed by mass adoption of wearable AI-enabled AR glasses and XR devices that could enact AI-driven human perceptual augmentation.
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spellingShingle Do We Need Responsible XR? Drawing on Responsible AI to Inform Ethical Research and Practice into XRAI / the Metaverse
McGill, Mark
O'Hagan, Joseph
Goodge, Thomas
Wilson, Graham
Khamis, Mohamed
Krauß, Veronika
Gugenheimer, Jan
Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
This position paper for the CHI 2025 workshop "Everyday AR through AI-in-the-Loop" reflects on whether as a field HCI needs to define Responsible XR as a parallel to, and in conjunction with, Responsible AI, addressing the unique vulnerabilities posed by mass adoption of wearable AI-enabled AR glasses and XR devices that could enact AI-driven human perceptual augmentation.
title Do We Need Responsible XR? Drawing on Responsible AI to Inform Ethical Research and Practice into XRAI / the Metaverse
topic Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.04440