Panel - CHASE in the age of crises and technological revolution
For the past 13 years, CHASE has covered an extensive range of research on the cooperative and human aspects of software engineering. As CHASE takes its first step as a co-located conference at ICSE, the world of software looks more diverse than ever. Old challenges continue to be relevant as new challenges emerge at an increasing rate. The ongoing pandemic has suddenly shifted an unprecedented amount of work into online mode, while critical questions around the ethics, sustainability, and security of software enter everyday discussions. Technological revolutions in the form of AI and new network technologies are transforming our societies, while political, ecological, and humanitarian crises loom. There is a need for education and re-education of entire workforces, as jobs are transformed. Simultaneously, a large part of the global population has no access to electricity, not to mention any computer software. In this panel discussion, the panelists will consider the challenges ahead in computing and software engineering, and provide their views on how CHASE could address some of the issues that will be relevant for the next 13 years.
Panelists:
Andrew Begel, Microsoft Research, USA
Cleidson de Souza, Vale Institute of Technology and Federal University of Pará Belém, Brazil
Margaret-Anne Storey, University of Victoria, Canada
Rafael Prikladnicki, School of Technology at PUCRS University, Brazil
Yvonne Dittrich, IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Panel host and interviewer: Patanamon (Pick) Thongtanunam, University of Melbourne, Australia
Thu 20 MayDisplayed time zone: Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna change
03:05 - 03:45 | 1.4 PanelResearch Papers at CHASE Room Panel topic: CHASE in the age of crises and technological revolution Panel abstract: For the past 13 years, CHASE has covered an extensive range of research on the cooperative and human aspects of software engineering. As CHASE takes its first step as a co-located conference at ICSE, the world of software looks more diverse than ever. Old challenges continue to be relevant as new challenges emerge at an increasing rate. The ongoing pandemic has suddenly shifted an unprecedented amount of work into online mode, while critical questions around the ethics, sustainability, and security of software enter everyday discussions. Technological revolutions in the form of AI and new network technologies are transforming our societies, while political, ecological, and humanitarian crises loom. There is a need for education and re-education of entire workforces, as jobs are transformed. Simultaneously, a large part of the global population has no access to electricity, not to mention any computer software. In this panel discussion, the panelists will consider the challenges ahead in computing and software engineering, and provide their views on how CHASE could address some of the issues that will be relevant for the next 13 years. Panelists: Andrew Begel, Microsoft Research, USA Cleidson de Souza, Vale Institute of Technology and Federal University of Pará Belém, Brazil Margaret-Anne Storey, University of Victoria, Canada Rafael Prikladnicki, School of Technology at PUCRS University, Brazil Yvonne Dittrich, IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark Panel host and interviewer: Patanamon (Pick) Thongtanunam, University of Melbourne, Australia YT Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUo5ofwcca4&list=PL9ZRv5fj_s3EiJ_m4wiwL5YZb0KHTiooF&index=3 | ||
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