Student Lightning Talks — Tuesday, 9:00am
| 1 | Merritt Smith | Generated Data, Real Consequences: Why LLMs Are Inappropriate for Development Aid Targeting |
| 21 | Irene Rocchesso | Protecting the Mind: Privacy and Data Protection Challenges in Consumer Neurotechnology |
| 28 | Lucy McCarren | Corporate Narratives of Care: Exploring Sociotechnical Imaginaries of AI in Swedish Eldercare |
| 29 | Maurice Flechtner | Advancing Deliberation with AI: Architecture, Evaluation, and Simulation |
| 37 | Sakina Hansen | AIES’26 Student Track Application: Pragmatic Explainable Machine Learning |
| 39 | Sophia Wilson | Toward Responsible and Sustainable AI Training Data Pipelines |
| 40 | Yunqi Jiang | Do we need Computing Power Ethics? Participation Conditions in the AI Era |
| 41 | Nevena Dicheva | Towards Trustworthy Intelligent Tutoring Systems for Nursing Education: Integrating Nurse-Informed Design with a Frugal Neuro-Symbolic Architecture |
| 42 | Rayane El Masri | Care-Full Alignment: Operationalizing Care Ethics for Human-LLM Relationships |
| 44 | Majid Ghasemi | Virtue by Observation: Social Reinforcement Learning for Intrinsically Ethical Agents |
| 55 | Himashi Rathnayake | Towards Culturally Grounded Emotional AI via a Community-Centred Approach |
| 58 | Erin Canning | Ethical AI Tools for Critical Museum Practice |
| 67 | Lelia Hanslik | Distributed Responsibility, Contested Accountability: Auditing and Governing AI Systems Across the Supply Chain |
| 70 | Bhavana Bheem | Community-Centered AI Governance |
| 72 | Hanjing Shi | Tracing Borrowed Authority in Relational AI Systems |
| 75 | Jia Lin | The Prompt Engineering Fallacy: How Diverse Users Construct Prompts in Health Chatbot Interactions |
| 76 | Amaka Onebunne | Does the Brussels Effect Extend from Data Protection to AI Governance in Africa? Examining the Relationship Between European Frameworks and African Policy Adoption |
| 82 | Ana Gagua | From Visibility to Accountability: Designing Actionable Transparency Infrastruc-tures for Public-Sector AI |
| 85 | Neha Srivathsa | Integrating Computational and Community-Engaged Modeling to Advance Health Equity in Healthcare AI |
| 98 | Mattias Brännström | Structure, Meaning, and the Answerability of Automated Systems |
| 100 | A Pranav | Resisting Surveillance AI: Mechanisms of Accountability Evasion and Community Engagement |
| 101 | Marcelina Przespolewska | Rethinking Agentic AI: A Sociotechnical Framework for Agents in Emergent Social Contexts |
| 105 | Ashwin Singh | Fair and Representative Clustering for Data Summarization |
| 109 | Laila Wegner | Inherent Politics of AI as a Matter of Justice (Student Program) |
| 120 | Ashley Khor | Safe Enough to Try GenAI: A Multi-Level Sociotechnical Approach for Responsible Generative AI in Public-Serving Organizations |