LLMs in the RoMan Age is a workshop aimed towards exploring and engaging in possible social impact and implications for design and ethics of LLM for HRI from various disciplines. The scope of this workshop is within LLMs, we aim to keep its use cases and reflections broad. This in turns allows to cultivate an open conversation between researchers to spark discussions on how to to use LLMs and what for. We hope this potentially also offers a venue for future collaborations.

We welcome all topics related to human-robot interaction from a broad disciplinary spectrum, including contributions from computer science, engineering, sociology, psychology, gerontology, design, law and philosophy. While the written contribution must be evaluated based on its soundness, relevance, and originality, we encourage the authors to create a compelling presentation that can be easy to follow by all audiences within the HRI community.

Submission Guidelines

All abstracts must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. The following category is welcome:

• Extended abstracts: 2-page extended abstract (excluding references) on a range of topics relevant to LLMs in HRI in general.

Committees

Organizing committee

• Alva Markelius
• Laetitia Tanqueray
• Yoon Kyung Lee
• Yoonwon Jung
• Robert Lowe
• Stefan Larsson

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to the committee, details on the website.