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Title: Human-Centric AI for the Manufacturing Industry -Why do we need a holistic approach to ensure success?
Authors: ROVELO RUIZ, Gustavo 
GEURTS, Eva 
DEPAIRE, Benoit 
MEYNS, Pieter 
RAMAEKERS, Katrien 
VANACKEN, Davy 
VAN LAER, Koen 
VANRIE, Jan 
ZANONI, Patrizia 
Issue Date: 2025
Source: DIS’25: ACM Designing Interactive Systems, Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, 2025, , July 05–09
Abstract: Technological advances continue to reshape the workplace, offering benefits such as automation, remote work, and enhanced access to information. However, they also pose challenges to employee well-being, including increased workloads, work-home interference, job insecurity, and increased surveillance. In this context, Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence (HCAI) presents a valuable opportunity to redesign work environments that prioritize human well-being alongside productivity. Human-Centred AI should not only prevent harm but also promote engagement, satisfaction, and a sense of purpose. By fostering a more humane and fulfilling work experience, this approach supports long-term organizational health and employee flourishing. This position paper proposes a holistic and multidisciplinary approach to investigate the effects of HCAI development in the manufacturing industry. We argue that to truly support worker well-being, AI technologies must be designed and implemented drawing on multidisciplinary insights and in co-creation with users. This ensures that technological change is aligned with the physical, mental, and social dimensions of human experience. Developing HCAI requires a system perspective that integrates technological innovation with human values and workplace dynamics. Only through such a holistic and interdisciplinary lens can we ensure that AI technologies serve the people who use them.
Keywords: Human-centred AI;Sustainable workplaces;Worker well-being
Document URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1942/49655
Category: C2
Type: Conference Material
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