Publication [07.06.23]

Marc Jungtäubl, Christopher Zirnig and Caroline Ruiner investigate the ethical conditions of successful human-machine interaction.

The article examines the relationship between human-computer interaction (HCI), autonomy participation, and alienation in the workplace. Based on a quantitative empirical study with 1989 workers in Germany, the analysis shows that the impact of HCI use on alienation decreases when worker engagement is high.

Jungtäubl, M., Zirnig, C. & Ruiner, C. HCI driving alienation: autonomy and involvement as blind spots in digital ethics. AI Ethics (2023). doi.org/10.1007/s43681-023-00298-1

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