Abstract
Based on the MIAUCE project' experience, this paper addresses
the question of the status and of the responsibility of human
sciences in technological projects funded by European
Commission.. MIAUCE project aims at developing techniques to
analyze the multi-modal behavior of users within the context of
real applications. The targeted applications of MIAUCE are
located into the surveillance and marketing domains. Besides
technological challenges, the technologies at work in MIAUCE
devoted to the multimodal observation of human beings, raise
societal issues with crucial impact on both the individual
autonomy of the 'users' and the vitality of democracy, two
societal values we consider mutually productive of each-other, or
"co-original". Orientated towards the reflexive return on
experience, this paper aims at analyzing the first lesson drawn by
the authors from their respective backgrounds in ethics and
sociology regarding their responsibility and their participation to
the design of the MIAUCE technologies.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | IEEE - ISMI conference |
Publication status | Published - 2008 |