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Frameworks for Personalized Fairness and Privacy-aware Human-in-the-Loop Systems
Human-in-the-loop (HITL) systems, from smart environments to conversational AI assistants, increasingly couple human preferences, behavior, and feedback into the computational loop. As these systems mediate decisions that affect people, three human-centered properties cannot be separated from perfor
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