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This blog post from LG AI Research introduces the 2025 AI Ethics Seminar, focusing on AI UX design that extends human judgment.
It discusses human thought processes (Kahneman's System 1 and System 2, Bruner's narrative self), the effectiveness of human-AI collaboration, and UX principles for designing AI as a colleague rather than a tool, citing research on automation bias.
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This post takes the discussion a step further from that question, beginning from the perspective of “To what extent should human judgment and ways of working be extended through AI?” First, this post examines human thought structures and working methods through the theories of two psychologists. Next, it explores when human-AI collaboration is effective based on the latest research. Finally, it introduces UX principles for designing AI not merely as a “tool” but as a “colleague” to achieve effective collaboration, along with real-world service examples like LG AI Research products.
