ESEIW 2025
Sun 28 September - Fri 3 October 2025

This program is tentative and subject to change.

Thu 2 Oct 2025 11:30 - 11:47 at Kaiulani II - Generative AI in Software Engineering Chair(s): Amiangshu Bosu

Since the introduction of ChatGPT in 2020, there has been exponential growth in the application of Generative AI (GAI) in the business processes of public transport organizations. However, organizations still struggle with the implementation of such applications and want to gain better insight into the factors that positively and negatively influence their introduction and use in practice. To investigate this, we conducted an exploratory case study with 17 in-depth interviews and an online survey among 59 users and GAI specialists of the ChatNS application at the Dutch Railways(NS). In our study we found five factors that according to the analyzed literature and the interviewed GAI users influence the use of GAI in a practical setting. As a tool for future research we created a maturity framework with five KPIs linked to Success and Failure Factors (SFFs) for future GAI applications.

This program is tentative and subject to change.

Thu 2 Oct

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11:30 - 12:40
11:30
17m
Talk
Succes and Failure Factors of Generative AI in a Chat Application of Dutch Railways
ESEM - Industry, Government, and Community Track
Elise Peusen Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, Leo van der Meulen NS, Hennie Huijgens Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, Lucque Schmeitz Utrecht University of Applied Sciences
11:47
17m
Talk
Evaluating Generative AI Tools for Personalised Offline Recommendations: A Comparative Study
ESEM - Registered Reports Track
Rafael Salinas Universidad de Cuenca, Otto Parra Universidad de Cuenca, Condori-Fernandez Nelly Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Maria Fernanda Granda Juca Universidad de Cuenca
12:05
17m
Talk
Using Biometrics to Understand AI-Assisted Coding Performance and its Perception: a Registered Report
ESEM - Registered Reports Track
Nadja Brix Koch IT University of Copenhagen, Theis Helth Stensgaard IT University of Copenhagen, Paolo Tell IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark, Paolo Burelli IT University of Copenhagen, Guillaume Andrea Desaphy University of Bari, Alberto Antonio Romano University of Bari, Nicole Novielli University of Bari, Fabio Calefato University of Bari
Pre-print
12:22
17m
Talk
Developer Prompts in Practice: An Empirical Study of Bias, Security, and Optimization
ESEM - Technical Track
Dhia Elhaq Rzig University of Michigan - Dearborn, Dhruba Jyoti Paul University of Wisconsin-Madison, Kaiser Pister Univeristy of Wisconsin-Madison, Jordan Henkel Sema4.ai, Foyzul Hassan University of Michigan at Dearborn