Chee‐Chong Teo

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Chee‐Chong Teo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human–machine interaction, value co-creation, and artificial intelligence. His work fundamentally explores how individuals psychologically engage with and derive value from generative AI systems, particularly in the context of robot assistants. Teo’s most-cited paper, “The psychological mechanism of value co-creation with human-centred generative AI robot assistants” (2025), has already garnered 4 citations, signaling early impact in a rapidly evolving field. This study delves into the cognitive and emotional processes that underpin successful collaboration between humans and AI, offering a framework for designing more intuitive, trust-building robotic systems. By centering the human experience—rather than purely technical metrics—Teo’s research bridges psychology, design, and AI ethics. His contributions are especially relevant as generative AI becomes embedded in daily life, from healthcare to service robotics. Teo’s work not only advances academic understanding but also provides actionable insights for engineers and policymakers aiming to create AI that truly augments human capability. As a rising voice in human-centred AI, his research promises to shape how future generations interact with intelligent machines.