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How team organization influences the ability to solve automation failures: an experimental study on human–AI decision-making in teams
As production environments become increasingly automated and AI-assisted, managing automation failures is a growing challenge. This study examines how team organization—hierarchical versus self-managed—affects team performance in resolving such failures. Using a laboratory experiment simulating a re
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