Welcome human!
My name’s Jed. I’m an advocate for Human-Centred AI and have worked professionally for a number of organisations as a researcher, policy advisor, and a human-factors practitioner.
Our fast paced digital life leaves little room to check-in with what matters most – our basic human rights and humanity. AI is reshaping all areas of our life, not just as a tool but as a fundamental authority on ethical decisions.
This blog is for all domains and walks of life. I want it to be a place where we discuss the role of Human Factors in navigating what it means to be ‘human’ – going beyond traditional human performance and placing Human Factors squarely in the realms of regulation, societal safety, and ultimately protecting our freedom of thought.
Latest from the Blog
Out now – Human-Automation Interaction Design: Developing a Vehicle Automation Assistant
I am really pleased to announce that our book is available to the public in both hardcover and electronic copy. This book tackles fundamental issues in human-automation interaction for vehicles that will distribute control and responsibility between driver and automated system. We have laid out the book into four distinct sections covering scoping activities, pilot…
Opinion: What can we learn about E-scooters for the future of automated vehicles?
Over the years of 2020 and 2021, you may have noticed that we (at least in the UK) are seeing a huge upsurge in the use of E-scooters on our roads – personal vehicles that can reach speeds in excess of 30mph and are (for the most part) intended for use on public roads. Some…
Can interpersonal (human-to-human) communication inform the future of autonomous vehicles?
Imagine that you wake up and get ready for work. You exit your home and begin your commute in an autonomous vehicle. You are greeted by a virtual assistant, who asks you how you are feeling today, and where you’d like to travel. During this journey, both you and the autonomous vehicle are expected to…
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Jediah Clark, PhD 