This research area examines how information systems (IS) enable responsible digital transformation in organizations and society. We study both the responsible design of IS and their use by individuals, organizations, and communities, with a particular focus on AI-enabled services. Through behavioral and design-oriented IS research, we advance theories, methods, and practices for creating responsible, trustworthy, inclusive, and regulatory-compliant digital systems.
Infrastructure
Our research is supported by the following laboratories:
Coder Lab
LUT's usability and interaction lab, specializing in Internet of Things interactions. The lab has an observation room with a one-way mirror and overhead cameras, and supports controlled experiments, co-design, studies with wearables and other interaction devices, and physical prototyping.
ChainLab
A research infrastructure for secure, intelligent, and decentralized systems, covering AI for cybersecurity, blockchain for security and privacy, federated learning, and software vulnerability detection and repair.
AI and HCI Behavioural Lab
Located on the Lahti campus, the lab studies how people interact and collaborate with intelligent systems, using eye tracking, physiological sensors, brain activity measurement, and extended reality.
