HUMHUM-005 — Workforce Displacement Anxiety
Ethical Risks in AI Systems Designed to Adapt to Human Behaviour at Work
3/5Sector: OtherGeography: GlobalStage: OperateIngested: —
Executive Summary
AI systems that adapt to human behaviour in workplace settings raise significant ethical concerns around autonomy, manipulation, and accountability. Boards face reputational and regulatory exposure if adaptive AI deployment outpaces governance frameworks.
Domain
Human Factors
Blindspots in change management, skills, human-AI collaboration, trust, workforce, and culture.
Source
MIT AI Risk Repository — What Ethics Can Say on Artificial Intelligence: Insights from a Systematic Literature Review (Giarmoleo2024) ↗https://airisk.mit.edu/
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