Julia Paramonova
UX researcher and designer / PhD fellowJulia Paramonova is a user experience researcher and designer with a diverse background, blending academic rigour with hands-on consulting experience. Her expertise lies in exploring and applying innovative research and design methodologies to create trustworthy complex systems that bridge the gap between advanced technology and user needs. She specialises in generative research and co-creation strategies for designing these systems.
As a researcher at the Human Interaction Lab at Tallinn University, Julia contributes to an EU healthcare project developing AI-based tools for early dementia diagnosis. As a lecturer, she shares her knowledge by teaching research and design methods, helping shape the next generation of UX professionals.
Julia is currently pursuing her PhD in Information Society Technologies at Tallinn University and holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science and Engineering, with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction.
Talk
What does trust in technology really mean?
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, trust has become a pivotal factor shaping how users adopt and interact with technology. When systems unintentionally foster inappropriate levels of trust, the consequences can be far-reaching and even harmful. For the professionals shaping the future of technology, understanding the core principles of trust is not just important—it is vital.
Join us for a talk where we uncover what trust and trustworthiness mean in technology and pinpoint when trust becomes a game-changer. We will share insights about ongoing research on the key attributes influencing trust perceptions from both human and design perspectives.
This presentation offers valuable insights for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of trust in technology.