The growing use of digital technologies (DTs) has a myriad of implications to socio-technical
systems, which are not yet fully recognised. This paper investigates the contributions and …

Sensory intelligence is the capacity of machines to procedure information from their outside
and inner environment through the use of sensory fact inputs and making use of system …

Digital technologies (DTs), now an inescapable element in workplaces and everyday life,
consist of software and hardware that leverage information technology to process data in …

In supervisory control tasks, particularly in high-risk fields, operators need to collaborate with
automated intelligent agents to manage dynamic, time-sensitive, and uncertain information …

Explainable AI must simultaneously help people understand the world, the AI, and when the
AI is misaligned to the world. We propose situated interpretation and data (SID) as a design …

Skraaning and Jamieson (2023) remind us that automation failures are rarely the result of
failures of individual components of the automated system itself but rather from …

The fields of Cognitive Engineering (CE) and Decision Making (DM) have made exceptional
contributions to our understanding of complex sociotechnical systems; however, it can be …

As the push for increased artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in safety-
critical domains continues to grow stronger, calls for responsible AI have emphasized the …

As machine learning gets more complex, it becomes more difficult for users to understand
how the machines made their decisions. It will become increasingly important to ensure that …