Abstract

Speaker 1: Jessica Man


Title: Autism Disclosures and Cybercrime Discourse on a Large Underground Forum

Abstract: Prior research on the relationship between autism and cybercrime has been inconclusive. While some research suggests those who had an autism diagnosis are more likely to engage in cybercrime than those without, other evidence indicates a diagnosis of autism is associated with a lower risk of cybercrime offending. In this talk I will share the research carried out to study the relationship between autism and cybercrime offending, using data gathered from cybercrime-related conversations on underground forums.

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Speaker 2: Elizabeth Ho


Title: My Internship Experience in the Arm TrustedFirmware-A team


Abstract: A short talk about the Arm TrustZone technology, what the TrustedFirmware-A team does, and what I did over the course of my 3-month internship last summer.

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Speaker 3: Bianca Schor

Title: Is your menstruation app really your friend?

Abstract: While tracking apps to record and quantify menstrual cycles are booming, the question of whether these are built for and with users remains to be proven. Through the prism of Responsible AI and Feminist Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) theory, we discuss three common types of existing menstruation apps. This talk therefore aims to introduce a broad audience to some key challenges and opportunities in the femtech and AI for women’s health design space.