Algorithmic justice / participatory researchequity in AI developmentParticipation documented
Good Systems skilled trades co-design project
Austin, United States
NSF materials describe research on co-designing AI-based tools with skilled trade workers to support rather than replace their labor.
participatory designhuman-centered AIproblem formulationdesignevaluation
- Region
- North America
- Lead organization
- Good Systems / University of Texas at Austin
- Organization type
- university
- Technology group
- AI-enhanced worker tools
- Activity status
- funded
- Start year
- 2024
- Last updated
- Mar 25, 2026
- Participation mode
- co-design with affected users and domain experts
- Participation group
- Co Design
- Technology description
- AI-enhanced worker tools
- Funding
- Not documented
- Region of activity
- local
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