Human-AI collaboration cards

The human-AI collaboration cards are made to discuss with the end-users what their ideal human-AI collaboration should look like. They are designed to be used in a workshop setting with the envisioned end-users to define in group how they imagine this collaboration based on their specific contexts of use, their needs, and their requirements.

The card set consists of two different types of cards:

1. AI collaborator cards describe the type of human-AI collaboration. These cards are serving as a conversation starter to discuss how the end-users envision their ideal human-AI collaboration.
2. AI characteristic cards describe several elements of a human-AI collaboration, such as trust enablers, attributes, capabilities, qualities, tone of voice, and interface types. By using these cards, the end-users can elaborate more on what their ideal human-AI collaboration would look like by expressing what characteristics they deem more important, or less.

By making use of the card set, end-users can build their ideal AI partner and define the characteristics, features, and elements of the human-AI collaboration.

A fully guided workshop with the help of the human-AI collaboration cards is designed. Please find more information about the exercises of the workshop and the template used within the workshop in the facilitator's guide below.

This card set was developed in collaboration with the PEER project, a European initiative exploring human-AI collaboration and how AI systems can be built with end-user input.

Image: Hanna Barakat & Cambridge Diversity Fund / Better Images of AI / Colossal Harvest / CC-BY 4.0