User-centered design and disruptive technology for human-system partnership

This special issue contributes to challenging issues about user-centered design and disruptive technology for making a strong partnership between humans and machines. It aims at reconsidering new ways for improving shared autonomy between decision-makers and for making artificial intelligence more trustworthy in terms of transparency, human well-being or human involvement for instance. Therefore, it explores different approaches for assessing or monitoring fatigue, vigilance, cognitive workload or user experience by applying technologies such as Head-Up Display, Large Language Models, Artificial Intelligence, or proposing conceptual frameworks. Various domains of application related to complex interactions illustrate the feasibility of these new proposals for future human-system partnerships.