Student Lunchtime Presentations

Prof. Jeremy Shafer (Fox School, MIS) “Innovating with AI: How MIS Students Are Building Smarter Applications”

• Jackson Carpenter (jackson.carpenter@temple.edu)
• Kelly Liu (kelly.liu0001@temple.edu)
• Nicholas A Bortz (nicholas.bortz@temple.edu)  

Digital Innovation Foundry

• David Liang (dliang@temple.edu), Moa Al Balushi (moath.al.balushi@temple.edu) “Integrating AI Avatars for e-Commerce with WordPress” 

PhD Students’ presentations

• Joseph Bruno, brunoj6@temple.edu, (Mechanical Engineering) “Photorealistic Geometric Primitives for Robot Mapping & Planning”
• Alkesh Srivastava, alkesh@temple.edu, (Mechanical Engineering) “Speech-Guided Sequential Planning for Autonomous Navigation Using Large Language Model Meta AI 3 (Llama3).”
• Lindsay E. Ouellette, lindsay.ouellette@temple.edu, (Social Psychology) “From Fiction to Friction: Abusing Autonomous Mobile Robots.”
• Jo Liberman, yuliya.liberman@temple.edu, (Philosophy, CLA), “Consciousness in Virtual Reality: Evidence for the Interface Theory of Perception and its Neuroethical Implications”
• Nattawat Theeralerttham, t.nattawat@temple.edu, (Marketing, Fox School) “Explaining the Paradox of AI Model Transparency Through the Lens of Cue Utilization Theory.”
• Ziyi (Iggy) Zhao, ziyi.zhao0001@temple.edu, (Management Information Systems, Fox School) “Dynamic Interactions with AI in Intellectual Problem Solving.”

Posters only

• Jules Zortea, julia.zortea@temple.edu, “Reducing Consumer Discomfort: The Role of Service Robots” 
• Abigail Lee abigail.s.lee@temple.edu, “Crossing the Uncanny Valley: Navigating the Emotional Terrain of Human-Robot Interaction.”
• Kate Hamilton, kate.hamilton@temple.edu, “The Evolving Usage of GenAI by Computing Students”