From Algorithms to Influence: AI's Role in Persuasive Technology
Join us to discover how AI is revolutionising technology's impact on our decisions. We'll delve into the evolution of persuasive tech, uncover real-world examples, and explore the psychology behind these systems. Plus, we'll tackle the ethical questions surrounding privacy and manipulation in this rapidly evolving field
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About this event
We'll explore how artificial intelligence is changing the way technology influences our choices and actions. We'll look at the journey of persuasive technology, from its early days to today's AI-powered systems. You'll learn about real-world examples of AI persuasion in areas like marketing, health, and education. We'll also dig into the psychology behind these technologies - how they tap into human behaviour to be more effective. Through case studies from various industries, you'll see AI persuasion in action. Importantly, we'll discuss the ethical questions this raises: How do we balance the benefits of AI persuasion with concerns about privacy and manipulation? By the end, you'll have a clear picture of how AI is shaping persuasive technology today and what it might mean for our future.
All SA Members are encouraged to attend not just to gain valuable CPD points, but to help reinvigorate state-based events. The Branch team look forward to meeting you in person.
5:30 – 6:00pm Refreshment
6:00 – 7:00pm Presentation and Q&A
7:00 – 7:45pm Networking and refreshments
* Networking opportunities and light refreshments will be served after the presentation.
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Speakers
Rhoda combines educational leadership with IT and AI expertise. Her research focuses on technology-enhanced learning, including Virtual Reality and adaptive learning. Currently, she explores AI applications in persuasive technologies for education.
Rhoda is helping create the new Adelaide University, leading the Learning Insights group and contributing to initiatives in modular education, assessment and AI integration.
With her experience as an academic director and program head, Rhoda brings strategic vision and practical knowledge to her role. She oversees UniSA Online teams, promoting innovative teaching methods and ensuring high-quality online education.
Her work with AI continues to advance online learning, shaping the future of digital education.
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