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SUMMARY:Workshop Between Empowerment and Exclusion - MUC 2026
DESCRIPTION:Talks, discussions, and working groups are organized around fou
 r sociotechnical tensions. \n\n 	 	Standards vs. context (Anchors: User & c
 ontext modelling) 	Dilemma: If a context-aware adaptation contradicts a WCA
 G guideline, should the system follow the guideline or the person in front 
 of it? 	 	 	Consultation vs. co-creation (Anchors: Evaluation frameworks fo
 r participation) 	Dilemma: Should a veto of a co-researcher with disability
  stop a project even if the rest of the team is convinced it's wrong? 	 	 	
 Interface patch vs. architecture (Anchors: AI methods & adaptation) 	Dilemm
 a: When AI accessibility affects disabled people’s livelihoods, who should 
 have the final say: the people who build the technology or the experts who 
 live with its consequences? 	 	 	Universal vs. ability-based design (Anchor
 s: Inclusive design methods) 	Dilemma: When a user with disability asks for
  technology that reinforces conformity, should researchers respect their in
 dividual preference or challenge the ableist norms behind it? 	 \n\nTalks a
 re ordered in two thematic blocks, so each block's cross-talk discussion ha
 s real material to work with, and the four opening dilemmas can be grounded
  in a talk from the day.\n\nTalk Block 1 — Participation & Context (Dilemma
  #2)\n\n 	Designing a Digital Tool to Promote Social Connections for Improv
 ed Physical Activity among Cardiac Patients: Lessons from a UK Co-Design Ac
 tivity (Pavithren V S Pakianathan, MEng, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Dig
 ital Health and Prevention) 	Addressing Co-Users as Facilitators for Inclus
 ive Interactive Systems: Towards a Context-Aware Approach (Lukas Baumann, T
 U Dortmund 	"What is Your Role in This Project?" Addressing Participation U
 ser Experience of People with Cognitive Disabilities in HCI Research Projec
 ts in Exclusionary Contexts (Jana-Sophie Effert, TU Dortmund) \n\nTalk Bloc
 k 2 — AI, Architecture & Assistive Systems (Dilemma #3)\n\n 	A Multimodally
  Controlled Assistive Robotic System for Physically Impaired Users (Ahmed A
 bdelhamed, TH Ostwestfalen Lippe) 	Who Pays for AI Failure? Toward Failure-
 Centred Evaluation of AI-Based Inclusive Technologies (Susanne Dirks, TU Do
 rtmund) 	Creating Safe & Supportive Spaces for Intimate Communication with 
 Human-Chatbot Interactions (Lisa Mühl, Universität Duisburg-Essen) Reading 
 List & Desirable Outcomes by Dilemma \n\nExpected Workshop Outcomes\n\nThe 
 workshop's primary output is not a list of open research questions, but a s
 et of concrete, cross-institutional collaboration ideas already in motion b
 y the time the session ends.\n\nLink zu Workshop Details
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