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Poster Sessions

The highlighted poster sessions feature posters associated with accepted papers, alongside a small number of additional contributions. Work-in-progress posters are presented in a separate session, see Work-in-Progress Poster Session.

The program is preliminary and subject to change.


Summer of Science Poster Session #

Thursday, November 5, 10:30-12:00, Speerträger

The list of posters for this session will be published here closer to the conference.


Highlighted Posters #

Friday, November 6, Speerträger — 18 posters

Highlighted posters are presented in two sessions on Friday: Session A from 12:15 to 14:00 (with lunch) and Session B from 17:30 to 18:30.

“Whose Voice Is It, Anyway?” Towards a Feminist Critical Disability Studies Approach to ‘Making People Up’ with GenAI #

Iz Koval, Aisha Sobey Presented by Isabel Koval

Distinguishing Biases from Personal Preferences: An Honest Machine Learning Approach #

Mahyar Habibi, Zahra Khanalizadeh, Negar Ziaeian Ghasemzadeh Presented by Negar Ziaeian Ghasemzadeh

Due Process on Hold: A Queueing Framework for Improving Access in SNAP #

Andrew Daw, Chloe Pache, Angela Zhou Presented by Angela Zhou

Fair Allocation with Initial Utilities #

Niclas Boehmer, Luca Kreisel Presented by Luca Kreisel

Fairness Beyond Populations: Subgroup-Specific Causal Diagnosis for Algorithmic Decision Auditing #

Yanming Zhang, Klaus Mueller Presented by Klaus Mueller

Fairness Detectability: Evaluating Explanations on the Recovery of Fairness-Relevant Causal Effects #

Sakina Hansen, Kateryna Koval, Anna-Alina Bondarets, Joshua R. Loftus Presented by Sakina Hansen

Fairness vs Performance: Characterizing the Pareto Frontier of Algorithmic Decision Systems #

Mieke Wilms, Christoph Heitz Presented by Mieke Wilms

Fixed Points and Stochastic Meritocracies: A Long-Term Perspective #

Gaurab Pokharel, Diptangshu Sen, Sanmay Das, Juba Ziani Presented by Sanmay Das

From Findability to Accountability: Metadataveillance and the Case for Justice-Informed Data Catalogues #

Harry Bowles, Jat Singh, Anjali Mazumder Presented by Harry Bowles

How Supply Chain Dependencies Complicate Bias Measurement and Accountability Attribution in AI Hiring Applications #

Gauri Sharma, Maryam Molamohammadi Presented by Gauri Sharma

Multimodal Poverty Mapping and Geographic Transfer Allocation #

Woojin Jung, Andrew H. Kim, Arunesh Sinha, Quentin Stoeffler, Saeed Ghadimi, Vatsal Shah, Krittika Garg, Tawfiq Ammari Presented by Woojin Jung

Optimizing for Fairness in Generalized Kidney Exchange: Theory and Computations #

Claire S. Chang, Arin Khare, David Shmoys Presented by Claire Chang

Quantifying Diversity of Educational Evaluation Using Relative Student Performance #

Brian Brubach, Karen Xiao Presented by Brian Brubach

Reassessing the Role of Standardized Tests in University Admissions #

Johann Demetrio Gaebler, Calvin Isley, Christopher Avery, Sharad Goel Presented by Calvin Isley

The Forest from the Trees: Lessons on Public-Sector Deployment from an Academic Collaboration with NYC Department of Parks and Recreation #

Erica Chiang, Katelyn Liu, Anum Ahmad, Zhi Liu, Gabriel Agostini, Tyler Gibson, Uma Bhandaram, Nikhil Garg Presented by Gabriel Agostini

Tools and Methods for the Inclusive Co-Design of AI Technologies: A Systematic Scoping Review #

María Paula Silva, Emma Marlene Kallina, Uzoma Ibekwe, Kayley Moylan, Sajjad Karimian, Courtney Ford, Marie E. Ward, Rob Brennan, Kevin Doherty Presented by María Paula Silva

WeDesign+: Deliberative Visual AI for Public Space Planning #

Rashid Mushkani, Hugo Berard, Shin Koseki Presented by Hugo Berard

When Fair Models Stop Being Fair, Who Is Supposed to Notice #

Presented by Marcelo Passeti


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