Interoperability for Human-AI Teaming and Decision-Making in Extreme Contexts

Authors

• Amber King, Florida Institute of Technology

Document Type

Poster

Publication Title

Northrop Grumman Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase

Abstract

• Emergency response agencies are consistently challenged with communication breakdowns that limit coordination, where these interoperability failures contributed to the tragic loss of lives [11, 13].
• Human-AI teaming encompasses complexities, including shared knowledge, trust, interdependence, and effective communication that are essential for improvement of performance & decision-making, while poor integration of AI can create overreliance that hinders coordination [4, 7, 9, 10, 14]. 
• The current study aims to investigate how AI reliability & explainability affect decision accuracy and perceived team interoperability, while questioning how trust in AI can impact an individual’s decision.

Advisor

Brandon May

Publication Date

4-24-2026

Recommended Citation

King, Amber, "Interoperability for Human-AI Teaming and Decision-Making in Extreme Contexts" (2026). Psychology Student Publications. 10.
https://repository.fit.edu/psy_student/10