Two Projects on Human Interaction with AI
summary
Two short projects probe concrete effects of agent identity and a practical dev workflow. The first studies how human-or-machine identity changes behavior in everyday settings (phone calls, healthcare, autonomous vehicles), asks when identity must be disclosed, shows mixed human/machine control matters, and gives examples like autonomous car interactions and whether people infer intent. The second builds a development loop combining scenario-based programming, ChatGPT as an assistant that generates transition systems, test cases and event logs, and iterative verification; LCM timing checks (e.g. 79×97=7,663s) expose surprising failures.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:07First speaker intro
- 3:22Reflections on Israel
- 5:12Human interaction with AI
- 7:00Human vs machine identity
- 19:39Future of human-machine interaction
- 23:54Scenario modeling with generative AI
- 53:24Common themes and concluding remarks
- 54:11Q&A
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