Greta Ontrup
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Greta Ontrup is a rising scholar at the forefront of human-centered AI research, whose work fundamentally redefines how we understand collaboration between people and intelligent systems. Her primary research areas span human-AI teaming, organizational psychology, and the socio-technical dynamics of algorithmic management. Ontrup’s most impactful contribution is her landmark scoping review, “Defining human-AI teaming the human-centered way,” which has already garnered 131 citations since its 2023 publication. This seminal paper systematically maps the fragmented literature on human-AI collaboration, using network analysis to establish a clear, human-centric taxonomy of teaming concepts—shifting the discourse from technology-driven automation to meaningful partnership. By centering human needs, trust, and shared cognition, Ontrup provides a critical framework for designing AI that augments rather than replaces human workers. Her work is particularly notable for bridging rigorous empirical methods with practical implications for future workplaces. As organizations increasingly deploy AI alongside human teams, Ontrup’s research offers essential guidance for ensuring these collaborations are effective, ethical, and truly human-centered.
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