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A Taxonomy of Human-AI Interaction Patterns in Agent-Based Operations Management
The increasing deployment of AI agents in operations management, spanning production scheduling, predictive maintenance, supply chain management, and energy systems, is progressively shifting automated systems from decision support tools to autonomous decision-making entities. Despite this transitio
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