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Schedule

Table of Contents

Below you will find the preliminary schedule, including keynotes, plenary sessions, networking events, and community activities. Please note that times and details are subject to change as we finalize logistics.

In addition to the day-by-day agenda, we also include the list of accepted papers organized by thematic sessions. These sessions highlight the diverse and interdisciplinary research presented at EAAMO 2025, ranging from algorithmic fairness and bias to human–AI collaboration, policy implications, and social impact applications.

Stay tuned for updates as we confirm speakers, chairs, and session details in the coming weeks.

November 5, 2025 #

TimeEvent
8:30 AMBreakfast
9:00 AMConference opening
9:30 AMPlenary talk: Nyalleng Moorosi
10:45 AMCoffee break
11:15 AMSession 1 - Resource Allocation, Moderation, and Participation
12:30 PMLunch and Doctoral Consortium & Faculty Network
1:45 PMSession 2 - AI Applications in Social and Economic Systems
3:00 PMPlenary talk: Rayid Ghani, Pim Welle, Randall Taylor
4:15 PMCoffee break
4:30 PMSocial Impact Careers in 2025: A Multidisciplinary Panel
6:00 PMPoster Session

November 6, 2025 #

TimeEvent
8:00 AMEAAMO Global Networking Hour (London - Cape Town - Pittsburgh)
9:00 AMBreakfast and Welcome by Mike Colaresi, Associate Vice Provost (Pitt)
9:30 AMSession 3 - Bias & Representation in AI Systems
10:45 AMCoffee break
11:15 AMSession (Best Paper)
12:30 PMLunch and Working Group Tables
1:45 PMPrinciples & Performance Metrics Makerspace: Session I - link
3:00 PMSession 4 - Human-AI Collaboration & Decision-Making
4:15 PMCoffee break
4:30 PMSession 5 - Algorithmic Fairness & Recourse
6:00 PMTour of Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
7:00 PMPrinciples & Performance Metrics : Synthesis Session @ 3912 Posvar Hall - link
7:30 PMSmall group dinners

November 7, 2025 #

TimeEvent
8:30 AMGuided mindfulness meditation
9:00 AMBreakfast
9:30 AMPlenary talk: Catherine D’Ignazio
10:30 AMCoffee break
10:45 AMSession 6 - Empathy, Reflexivity, and Inclusive AI
12:00 PMSession 7 - Societal & Policy Implications of AI
1:00 PMLunch
1:45 PMPrinciples & Performance Metrics Makerspace: Session II - link
3:00 PMClosing remarks

Thematic Sessions #

A complete list of accepted papers can be found in this page.

Wednesday #

Session 1 (75 min): Resource Allocation, Moderation, and Participation

Session 2 (60 min): AI Applications in Social and Economic Systems

Thursday #

Session 3 (75 min): Bias & Representation in AI Systems

Best Paper Session (60 min)

Session 4 (60 min): Human-AI Collaboration & Decision-Making

Session 5 (60 min): Algorithmic Fairness & Recourse

  • FairWAG: Fairness-aware Weighted Aggregation for Graph Learning in a Federated Setting
    Kuan-Chieh Lo, Yuntian He, Yuze Jiang, Srinivasan Parthasarathy
  • Realizing the Promises of Algorithmic Recourse through Reliability, Accessibility, and Fairness Principles
    Kate Boxer, Daniel B. Neill
  • Be Intentional About Fairness!: Fairness, Size, and Multiplicity in the Rashomon Set
    Gordon Dai, Pavan Ravishankar, Rachel Yuan, Emily Black, Daniel B. Neill
  • How Much Effort Is Enough? Fairness in Algorithmic Recourse Through the Lens of Substantive Equality of Opportunity
    Andrew Bell, Joao Fonseca, Carlo Abrate, Francesco Bonchi, Julia Stoyanovich

Friday #

Session 6 (60 min): Empathy, Reflexivity, and Inclusive AI

  • Archaeology of Self: Reflexivity in Data Activism to Address Systemic Injustices
    Raechel Walker, Brady Cruse, Aisha Cora, Kantwon Rogers, Gretchen Brion-Meisels, Catherine D’Ignazio, Cynthia Breazeal
  • Labeling in Their Shoes: Improving Text Annotation with Cognitive Empathy Priming (Non-archival)
    Sung Hyun Kwon, Jessica Clark, Il-Horn Hann, Jui Ramaprasad
  • Toward Community-Led Evaluations of Text-to-Image AI Representations of Disability, Health, and Accessibility
    Cynthia L. Bennett, Shaun K. Kane, Christina Harrington
  • Reconsidering Fairness Through Unawareness from the Perspective of Model Multiplicity
    Benedikt Höltgen, Nuria M Oliver

Session 7 (60 min): Societal & Policy Implications of AI

  • The Backfiring Effect of Weak AI Safety Regulation (Non-archival)
    Benjamin Laufer, Jon Kleinberg, Hoda Heidari
  • From Incidents to Insights: Patterns of Responsibility following AI Harms
    Isabel Richards, Claire Benn, Miri Zilka
  • Policy Design in Long-Run Welfare Dynamics (Non-archival)
    Jiduan Wu, Rediet Abebe, Moritz Hardt, Ana-Andreea Stoica
  • Anti-Regulatory AI: How “AI Safety” is Leveraged Against Regulatory Oversight
    Rui-Jie Yew, Brian Judge

Virtual posters #

  • Yusuf ABDULAKEEM Ademola - Determinants of Access to Cooking Energy Choices Among Rural Households in Southwest Nigeria - link
  • Maryam Mokhberi - AI on the Margins: How Artificial Intelligence Risks Deepening Marginalization of Nonprofits Run by Immigrants from Countries with Complex International Politics - link
  • Yingtao Luo - Benchmarking Waitlist Mortality Prediction in Heart Transplantation Through Time-to-Event Modeling using New Longitudinal UNOS Dataset - link
  • Dawit Shibabaw - English Amharic Medical Image Caption and Speech Generation for Visually Impaired Patients Using Vision Transformer Fused with Generative AI - link
  • Jayani Srinivasan - Red Teaming Redistribution: Stress Testing Equity Mechanisms with Large Language Models - link
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