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Informing AI design practices: Applying Design Methodologies and Frameworks to Conversational AI

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Event date
Wednesday 26 November 2025, 9am to 10am
Location
In-person and online
LMB/002, Law and Sociology Building, Campus East, University of York (Map)
Admission
Free admission

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This talk will explore how design thinking can play a vital role in shaping responsible and human-centred artificial intelligence. The session will cover three key approaches, Collaborative and Participatory Design, Value-Sensitive Design, and Responsible/Ethical AI Design, that help bridge the gap between technological innovation and human values. It will be accessible to audiences from both design and non-design backgrounds. A key takeaway of the session is understanding how design frameworks can help ensure AI technologies align with human values, ethical principles and social needs.

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Malak Sadek

Malak is MPhil Deputy Director and Teaching Associate at The Centre for Human-Inspired AI (CHIA), which is part of the Institute of Technology and Humanity at Cambridge University. Her research interests span design research into aligning conversational AI with human values, and collaborative design methods for building human-centred AI. Malak holds a PhD in Design Engineering from Imperial College London, a Master’s degree in Human Computer Interaction from the University of St Andrews, and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering with a minor in Digital Media from the American University in Cairo. She has also had several years of experience consulting various companies and NGOs on how to create human-centred AI products and experiences, including UN Women UK, The Alan Turing Institute, Bold Insight, and AIxDesign.

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