Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) for AI Systems Design (Cambridge Advance Online)

Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) for AI Systems Design is a University of Cambridge short course that enables learners to: • derive a solution-neutral problem statement that motivates a human-AI system and arrive at a requirements specification that can be used to test the system • design a function model of a human-AI system and analyse the types and levels of automation that can be used to address the solution-neutral problem statement • perform a risk analysis and determine the types of risks that are inherent in the human-AI system and propose mitigation activities • create a verification cross-reference matrix that can be used to verify that system requirements have been met for all deployment contexts relevant to the human-AI system • develop a strategy for managing the risks and governance issues of a human-AI system • create a validation strategy to ensure the human-AI system is fit for purpose and addresses the overall function it is intended to perform.