Tim Miller
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4
Total Citations
22
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2
About
Tim Miller is a leading researcher in human-agent collaboration and the future of work, with a particular focus on how artificial intelligence and digital technologies are reshaping human roles in complex, high-stakes environments. His work bridges sociotechnical systems theory and practical AI applications, most notably in spacecraft operations and robotics. Miller’s seminal 2025 paper, “Quality work in the future,” has already garnered 14 citations, establishing a new framework for understanding meaningful work design amid radical technological change. Earlier foundational contributions include developing models of common ground for human-agent collaboration during spacecraft operations (2014, 4 citations), where he demonstrated how mission-critical software can engage in genuine joint activities with human operators. Miller also pioneered spoken language programming interfaces for robots (2007, 2 citations) and probabilistic models that exploit sensed environments to improve human-agent communication (2005, 2 citations). His work is notable for its practical orientation—addressing real-world challenges in space operations, home care, and mobile robotics—while advancing theoretical understanding of how humans and intelligent systems can co-evolve productively. Miller’s research continues to influence both the design of collaborative AI systems and organizational strategies for workforce transformation.
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- 3Elements of a spoken language programming interface for robots2 citations · 2007
- 4Exploiting a sensed environment to improve human-agent communication2 citations · 2005