Andrzej Hak
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Andrzej Hak is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, business process management, and human-machine collaboration. His work centers on the techno-empowerment of process automation, exploring how autonomous AI systems can be integrated into organizational workflows while ensuring employee acceptance and trust. Hak’s most-cited paper, "Techno-empowerment of Process Automation: Understanding Employee Acceptance of Autonomous AI in Business Processes" (2024), has already garnered 2 citations—a promising start for a study that addresses a critical barrier to AI adoption: the human factor. By combining insights from technology acceptance models with real-world process automation contexts, Hak provides a framework for designing AI systems that augment rather than replace human workers. His research is particularly relevant as organizations grapple with the ethical and practical challenges of deploying autonomous agents in sensitive business operations. Hak’s work signals a shift from purely technical automation studies toward a more holistic, socio-technical perspective, making him a rising voice in the discourse on responsible AI implementation.
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