The Human Factors Society and ACM SIGCHI jointly organized the first CHI conference in 1983, but during the remainder of the 1980s, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Human Factors Engineering (HFE) increasingly diverged. The focus of HCI shifted from exploring systems for routinized activities of trained personnel, to a more general use of technology. HCI became predominantly design-oriented, concentrating on usability and user experience, moving further from HFE principles. However, the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications posed unique and urgent challenges that call for a reestablishment of the connection between the two disciplines. We argue that by working as a team, HCI and HFE could more effectively address AI-posed challenges. We invite HCI and HFE researchers to take part in a full-day interactive hybrid workshop. With this workshop, we aim to initiate a collaboration between HCI and HFE and set a clear plan forward for a more united future.
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