This paper explores the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing human-computer interaction in smart environments. It covers recent advancements in user interfaces, adaptive systems, and personalized interactions, focusing on improving user experiences and ensuring seamless integration in smart homes and workplaces.

Ravi Kumar Sharma, Elena Maria Rossi, Wang Wei Ming, Lucas Alberto Fernandez, Yasmin Ali Bensoussan

This study investigates the integration of artificial intelligence in healthcare, focusing on its applications in diagnostics and decision-making. The research highlights AI-driven tools for early detection of diseases, personalized treatment plans, and enhancing the decision-making capabilities of healthcare professionals, improving patient outcomes.

Michael Anthony Diaz, Qing Zhang, Shu Lin Wu, Isabella Sofia Miller, Priya Patel

This paper delves into the importance of human-centered design in artificial intelligence development. By focusing on user experiences and societal impact, the study proposes strategies to align AI systems with human values, ensuring ethical, inclusive, and user-friendly technology in various fields, including healthcare and education.

Sophie Claire Roberts, Yi Jun Zhang, Federico Luis Morales, Thomas Henry Johansson, Mei Xiu Li

This research explores AI-powered robotics used in physical rehabilitation, with a focus on personalized therapy. The paper highlights advancements in robotics, machine learning, and real-time monitoring, emphasizing how these technologies improve patient mobility and recovery rates while minimizing the need for human intervention.

Jessica Marie Johnson, Wei Ming Li, Jeremy William Fields, Sarah Isabel Jackson, Ruan Hua Lin

This paper investigates how artificial intelligence is reshaping assistive technologies for people with disabilities. Focusing on accessibility, the research examines intelligent systems designed to support mobility, communication, and independence for individuals with visual, auditory, and motor impairments, promoting inclusivity and societal participation.

Olivia Jane Moore, Zhang Wei, Angela May Liu, Jonathan Robert Bennett, Zhang Ying