Labs/Seminare (Master)

In light of the 10-years-anniversary of the original publication, we want to replicate the "No one can hack my mind" study ten years later, including conducting interviews with experts a survey with end users, and additional re-analysis of the data collected in the Usecap-courses. Choose which aspect to work on!

Developer-Centered Usable Security (DCUS) is an interesting subfield of Usable Security and Privacy, where participants in empirical studies are e.g. software developers, administrators, or other expert-level participants, or their proxies. This seminar will provide an overview over recent research in this field.

The goal of this seminar is to find and evaluate different gamified approaches to observing a players reaction to ethical dilemmas (e.g. the Moral Machine).

Replicate an interview study on attitudes on client-side scanning among professionals of diverse fields, such as law and legislation, ethics, social sciences, or law enforcement.

Analyze how different variables, such as language model architecture or prompt design, influence how an LLM will react to ethical dilemmas.

In Anbetracht des 10. Jahrestags der Originalveröffentlichung  möchten wir die "No one can hack my mind" Studie 10 Jahre später replizieren, inklusive Experteninterviews, Umfrage mit Endnutzern, sowie ggf. zusätzlicher Analyse der Daten aus den USECAP-Kursen. Auswahl eines zu bearbeitenden Aspekts möglich!