Teams research explores complex collaboration challenges, suggesting a focus on variability and AI's role.
Teams research has never been for those who prefer easy answers. The future of the field will belong to those willing to ask harder questions. We must reduce our reliance on comfortable simplifications and treat variability as substantive, context as fundamental, and artificial intelligence as an active participant in collaboration. The future of teams research will depend on scholars willing to embrace messiness without sacrificing rigor.
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