Survey of research on human–AI interaction
A structured review of the existing literature on the cognitive and psychological effects of AI use, establishing the baseline for the program's own work.
About the Program
Working with AI changes how people think, decide, and work. AI systems, in turn, can be built to adapt to the people using them. This program studies both directions: the cognitive and psychological effects of sustained AI use on individuals, and how AI systems can better adapt to individual personalities and cognitive preferences.
Research Areas
Effects of AI use on cognition, judgment, and skill
Psychological effects of working alongside AI agents
Individual differences in how people work with AI
Adapting AI behavior to personality and cognitive style
Implications for organizational design and the development of people
Current Projects
People
Visiting researcher
Francis Sopper, CEO, Kairos Cognition