HCAIApr 6, 2025

Do We Need Responsible XR? Drawing on Responsible AI to Inform Ethical Research and Practice into XRAI / the Metaverse

arXiv:2504.04440v1h-index: 14
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It highlights ethical vulnerabilities in human-computer interaction for mass adoption of wearable AR/XR devices, proposing a foundational but incremental step.

This position paper argues for establishing Responsible XR as a framework to address ethical risks in AI-enabled augmented reality and the metaverse, drawing parallels with Responsible AI to guide research and practice.

This position paper for the CHI 2025 workshop "Everyday AR through AI-in-the-Loop" reflects on whether as a field HCI needs to define Responsible XR as a parallel to, and in conjunction with, Responsible AI, addressing the unique vulnerabilities posed by mass adoption of wearable AI-enabled AR glasses and XR devices that could enact AI-driven human perceptual augmentation.

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