ArticleFrontiers in robotics and AI2025
Artificial social intelligence in teamwork: how team traits influence human-AI dynamics in complex tasks.
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- From testbeds to high-stakes work: a review of Human-AI teaming domains and teaming factors.Frontiers in robotics and AI · 2026Pooled it
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This study examines the integration of Artificial Social Intelligence (ASI) into human teams, focusing on how ASI can enhance teamwork processes in complex tasks. Teams of three participants collaborated with ASI advisors designed to exhibit Artificial Theory of Mind (AToM) while engaged in an interdependent task. A profiling model was used to categorize teams based on their taskwork and teamwork potential and study how these influenced perceptions of team processes and ASI advisors. Results indicated that teams with higher taskwork or teamwork potential had more positive perceptions of their team processes, with those high in both dimensions showing the most favorable views. However, team performance significantly mediated these perceptions, suggesting that objective outcomes strongly influence subjective impressions of teammates. Notably, perceptions of the ASI advisors were not significantly affected by team performance but were positively correlated with higher taskwork and teamwork potential. The study highlights the need for ASI systems to be adaptable and responsive to the specific traits of human teams to be perceived as effective teammates.
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