The 2021 program
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2021 Keynotes

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Available On-Demand until May 5, 2022

APA is the proud host of the annual Technology, Mind, and Society Conference

TMS is the premier interdisciplinary venue for emerging research and innovation on the dynamics of human-technology interaction.

Join scientists, industry leaders, practitioners, students, and policy-makers in exploring the critical role psychology plays in the design, use, adoption, and impact of technology and the AI that powers it.

Alondra Nelson

Harold F. Linder Professor at Institute for Advanced Study; Deputy Director for Science and Society for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

A New Roadmap for Science and Society: Mobilizing Evidence and Innovation for Equity

Alison Gopnik

Professor of Psychology and Affiliate Professor of Philosophy, University of California at Berkeley

What AI Can Learn From 4-year-olds

Rosemary Luckin

Professor of Learner Centred Design at University College London

Two Reasons Why It Matters for Education That AI Is Intelligence, ‘But Not as We Know It’

Tsedal Neeley

Naylor Fitzhugh Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School

Succeeding in Remote-Hybrid Work

Frank Pasquale

Professor of Law at the Brooklyn Law School

Two Waves of Algorithmic Accountability for Mental Health Apps

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2021 Keynotes

The conference will feature work that spans the spectrum of topics, including:

Basic Research — How humans understand and use technology, impacts of technology on human experience and behavior, human-technology interactions as mutually adaptive systems, role of technology in advancing other areas of scientific research, and related topics.

Foundations of Technology Design — Development of technologies and user experiences informed by psychological, behavioral, and social science research

Applications — Development, use, and impacts of specific technologies in domains such as aging, education and training, mental and physical health, recreation, and the workplace.

Broader Implications — Ethical and policy questions concerning the opportunities and challenges arising from human-technology interactions.

Spotlight on Attendees

Countries Represented: 21

Australia
Austria
Brazil
Canada
China
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Kenya
Japan
Liberia
Mexico
New Zealand
Portugal
Singapore
Slovenia
Spain
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
United States

Pricing and Registration

New! Purchase individual sessions ($10-15 each). The full conference rates are below.

$100

Member

APA member, APA fellow, APA associate, APA community college teacher affiliate, APA international affiliate

$160

Nonmember

$30

Student

APA student affiliate, APAGS member, APA high school teacher affiliate

$45

Nonmember Student

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The premier interdisciplinary event for emerging research and innovation on the critical role psychology plays in human and technology interaction.