Session: AI in Social Work: Opportunities, Challenges, and Ethical Considerations (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)
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237 AI in Social Work: Opportunities, Challenges, and Ethical Considerations

Schedule:
Saturday, January 23, 2027: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM
Union Station 11 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Cluster: Social Work Practice
* noted as presenting author
“Will Social Workers be Replaced By Robots?” Artificial Intelligence and the Construction of Future Professional Identity
Noga Pitowsky-Nave, PhD, Bar-Ilan University; Zehavit Levitats, PhD, Bar-Ilan University
Artificial Intelligence In U.S. Social Work Practice: Types of Use, Attitudes, and Ethical Concerns
Elisa Borah, PhD, University of Texas at Austin; Jillian Landers, PhD, University of Texas at Austin; Akram Al-Turk, PhD, University of Texas at Austin; Katherine Gower, PhD, University of Texas at Austin; Anna Mastryukova, University of Texas at Austin
Legislating Innovation: A Scoping Review of the Scientific Evidence Underlying Illinois’ AI Mental Health Ban
Jonathan Singer, PhD, Loyola University, Chicago; Kai Lehocky, MSW, Loyola University, Chicago
Readiness for AI-First Disclosure In Social Work: Competence Gaps, Predictors of Response Confidence, and Latent Profiles In Hong Kong
Amy Cheung, PhD, The University of Hong Kong; Vivian Lou, PhD, The University of Hong Kong; Erin Li, PhD, The University of Hong Kong
“You Need to be Super Careful...”: Service Providers’ Perspectives on AI Use In Case Documentation
Hunmin Cha, MSW, Ohio State University; Ran Hu, PhD, The Ohio State University; Stephanie Anderson, Begin Again International; Andy Stowers, MSc, CAST LA; Bianca Ramos, Mosaic Consulting Co LLC; Anchal Jain, Ohio State University; Jacquelyn Meshelemiah, PhD, Ohio State University
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