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The Calibrated Adaptive Human-AI Teaming (CAHAT) framework, which dynamically regulates human-AI collaboration through probability calibration and adaptive reliance, significantly outperforms human-only and uncalibrated AI baselines in simulated safety-critical predictive maintenance scenarios. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To develop and evaluate a closed-loop decision architecture that mitigates miscalibrated risk estimates, static trust assumptions, and human cognitive biases in safety-critical industrial operations.

August 22, 2026Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Calibrated adaptive framework for trustworthy human and artificial intelligence decision systems

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MAMaytha AL-Ali AMAdam Marks AMAbdallah A. Mohamed

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Simulation study demonstrates that dynamic probability calibration and adaptive trust reduce industrial machine failure rates to 0.8%, indicating enhanced resilience under cognitive bias and stress.

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To develop and evaluate a closed-loop decision architecture that mitigates miscalibrated risk estimates, static trust assumptions, and human cognitive biases in safety-critical industrial operations.
Designed Calibrated Adaptive Human-AI Teaming (CAHAT), integrating utility-based adaptive reliance updating, temperature scaling probability calibration, Monte Carlo Dropout uncertainty estimation, and semantic explanations.
Evaluated the framework in a physics-informed predictive maintenance simulator modeling stochastic degradation and production pressure bias.
Adaptive calibrated human-AI teaming achieved a cumulative reward of 6,887.6 compared to −1,982.8 for the human-only baseline.
The integrated framework achieved a 0.8% failure rate under operational stress, compared to a 12.4% failure rate for uncalibrated AI.

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AL-Ali et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a895ffeca7ade938187eede https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-65730-y

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August 22, 2026Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Calibrated adaptive framework for trustworthy human and artificial intelligence decision systems

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Authors

MAMaytha AL-Ali AMAdam Marks AMAbdallah A. Mohamed

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Overview

Simulation study demonstrates that dynamic probability calibration and adaptive trust reduce industrial machine failure rates to 0.8%, indicating enhanced resilience under cognitive bias and stress.

Key Points

To develop and evaluate a closed-loop decision architecture that mitigates miscalibrated risk estimates, static trust assumptions, and human cognitive biases in safety-critical industrial operations.
Designed Calibrated Adaptive Human-AI Teaming (CAHAT), integrating utility-based adaptive reliance updating, temperature scaling probability calibration, Monte Carlo Dropout uncertainty estimation, and semantic explanations.
Evaluated the framework in a physics-informed predictive maintenance simulator modeling stochastic degradation and production pressure bias.
Adaptive calibrated human-AI teaming achieved a cumulative reward of 6,887.6 compared to −1,982.8 for the human-only baseline.
The integrated framework achieved a 0.8% failure rate under operational stress, compared to a 12.4% failure rate for uncalibrated AI.

Cite This Study

AL-Ali et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a895ffeca7ade938187eede https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-65730-y

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