Event Speaker

Amama Mahmood, PhD

Computer Science PhD Candidate

Johns Hopkins University

Amama Mahmood is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the Johns Hopkins University. She specializes at the intersection of human–computer interaction (HCI) and artificial intelligence (AI). Her research primarily focuses on understanding how people engage with intelligent machines and the impact of these interactions on the design of future technologies. Amama is particularly passionate about designing intelligent agents, especially voice assistants, tailored to assist special population (older adults), with emphasis on developing these technologies to be free of social biases, ensuring equitable and effective support for all users. She was a Fulbright Scholar.

Sessions

Bridging the Gap: Mitigating Bias, Building Trust, and Mastering Human-AI Collaboration

Presented by Cody H. Savage, MD, Paul Yi, <br>MD, MS, Amama Mahmood, PhD May 23, 2025 | 2:00 PMOregon Ballroom 201

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the healthcare landscape, understanding the human element of AI interaction is essential. This session explores strategies for identifying and mitigating biases in AI systems, fostering trust between users and technology, and providing effective education and training to ensure clinicians can confidently interpret and apply AI insights. Participants will leave…