AI & EthicsJournal Article2025

Ethical Adaptation: Exploring the Use of Adaptive Autonomy in the Design of Ethical AI Teammates in Healthcare

Allyson I. Hauptman, Beau G. Schelble, Christopher Flathmann, Rohit Mallick, Jeremy Macdonald, Nathan J. McNeese

AI and Ethics, 5(5), 5397-5414 (2025)

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BibTeX

@article{hauptman2025ethical,
  title = {Ethical Adaptation: Exploring the Use of Adaptive Autonomy in the Design of Ethical AI Teammates in Healthcare},
  author = {Hauptman, Allyson I. and Schelble, Beau G. and Flathmann, Christopher and Mallick, Rohit and Macdonald, Jeremy and McNeese, Nathan J.},
  year = {2025},
  journal = {AI and Ethics},
  note = {5(5), 5397-5414},
  doi = {10.1007/s43681-025-00782-w}
}

Topics

AI ethicsadaptive autonomyhealthcare

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