Human-Centered AI Lab - HCAI

Human-Centered AI Lab - HCAI

   

About Us

Our Mission

Designing and evaluating AI systems with and for people, focusing on aligning technology with human needs and values

 

 

Situated at the intersection of AI and HCI, we focus on methodologies prioritising the human perspective, ensuring that AI technologies serve as responsive and responsible extensions of human intent and values. We aim to establish guidelines and methods for designing with and for AI-powered systems that align with human needs and values.

 

Latest Publications

Latest Publications

From ChatGPT to Custom GPTs: Scaffolding Conceptual Learning in Adult Education (2025)
Z Masalaci, S Shalawadi, E Papachristos
Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia


The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Digital Accessibility: Student Perspective (2025)
Y Inal, E Papachristos
IFIP Conference on Human-Computer Interaction


Mind the Kayak! Informing UX Design of Autonomous Vehicles through Edge Case Testing in the Field (2025)
OA Alsos, M Saghafian, E Veitch, TA Sitompul, F Petermann, E Papachristos
Proceedings of the 2025 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

 

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News

News

24 Feb 2026

AI for Education Group Meeting: Trondheim

On February 24, 2026, the Human Centered AI Lab at NTNU Gjøvik, led by Associate Professor Eleftherios Papachristos, hosted a thematic meeting of the AI for Education group within NTNU Civil Security in Trondheim. The event gathered researchers from all three NTNU campuses to discuss AI in education, share ongoing work, and explore future collaborations across disciplines.
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Drones as Threat or Opportunity
8 Jan 2026

NTNU Social Security TSO Seminar: Drones as Threat or Opportunity

Vedran Simic presented his work on drones and societal security at an NTNU Social Security TSO professional seminar in Trondheim. The seminar explored how drone technology and digitalisation affect critical infrastructure and societal robustness amid rapid innovation and geopolitical challenges.

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NTNU EUreka Prize for Generative AI Feedback Innovation
7 Nov 2025

Award: NTNU EUreka Prize for Generative AI Feedback Innovation

Andreas Christiansen, Christopher Ngo, and Ola Nikolai Skjeret won the EUreka Prize for Best Bachelor Thesis at NTNU for "Using Generative AI to Optimise Feedback Systems in Student-Dense Programming Courses."
NTNU NYHETER
25 Feb 2025

AI for Education Group Meeting: Gjøvik

The first AI for Inclusive Education research meeting was held in Gjøvik, bringing together participants from across NTNU. The meeting established a shared understanding of the group’s goals and scope across education, design, and AI.

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Student Projects

Student Projects

Using Generative AI to Optimize Feedback Systems in Student-Dense Programming Courses (2025)
Andreas Christiansen, Christopher Ngo and Ola Nikolai Skjeret
Bachelor Thesis

 

Artefact Intelligence: Using AI to Enhance Museum Visitor Engagement Through Personalized Artefact Descriptions (2025)
Harun Hurtic
Master Thesis

 

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