Scientist
Miriam Gieselmann
Member of the Social Processes Lab
Miriam Gieselmann has been a researcher and PhD student in the Social Processes Lab at the IWM since November 2020. She is part of the cooperation network "Human-Agent Interaction". Her research focuses on the question how users’ subjective perceptions of human-like characteristics in Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based technical systems influence the acceptance of and interaction with these technologies.
Miriam Gieselmann studied Psychology (M.Sc. 2020) at Ulm University and Chemnitz University of Technology. During her studies, she worked as a student assistant in several research projects focusing on human-technology interaction.
Articles in refereed Journals
Conference Contributions
Gieselmann, M., & Sassenberg, K. (2022, March 20-23). How do perceived competencies affect privacy concerns towards conversational AIs? 64. Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psycholog:innen [Conference of Experimental Psychologists] (TeaP). Symposium "Acceptance of Artificial Intelligence Producing Natural Language". University of Cologne. Cologne (online conference). [Talk]
