Periodic Reporting for period 1 - HumAIne (Hybrid Human-AI Decision Support for Enhanced Human Empowerment in Dynamic Situations)
Période du rapport: 2023-10-01 au 2025-03-31
- Active Learning: facilitates the development of Human-in-the-Loop systems, involving humans in AI processes when faced with increased uncertainty.
- Neuro-Symbolic Learning: combines Deep Learning with semantics and rules, enabling the completion of complex tasks with high accuracy and minimal training data.
- Swarm Learning: fosters collaborative synergy through a networked swarm of AI agents, elevating collective intelligence for optimal system efficiency.
- Explainable AI (XAI): provides advanced models for predictive explanations, considering global context and allowing dynamic feedback from users.
The Project's Objectives may be summarized as follows:
- Define a standard-based Reference Architecture for collaborative HumAIne systems
- Ensure trustworthy, transparent and interoperable interactions between Ηumans and AI systems
- Accelerate knowledge acquisition based on Active Learning
- Enable collective intelligence for Humans and AI systems using Swarm Learning
- Deliver accurate and trusted predictions of HumAIne systems leveraging domain knowledge based on Νeuro-Symbolic AI
- Benchmark Ηuman-ΑΙ models, algorithms and data
- Integrate the HumAIne platform and enable access through ergonomic and user-friendly human-machine interfaces
- Integrate HumAIne in the European AI ecosystem.
To support transparency and trust in AI systems, the project has been working on the specification of a library of Explainable AI (XAI) techniques, a benchmarking suite for evaluating Human-AI models, and human-machine interfaces. These tools are designed to facilitate interaction between users and AI systems, supporting both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Progress has also been made in defining the core AI platforms that underpin the HumAIne approach. These include platforms for Active Learning, Swarm Learning, and Neuro-Symbolic AI—each designed to enhance adaptability, collaboration, and knowledge integration in AI-driven decision-making.
In parallel, the project has outlined an Open Integration Platform for Human-AI collaboration and hybrid decision making, and developed training resources through a dedicated Learning Management System. These efforts aim to support the deployment and adoption of the platform by developers, researchers, and end-users.
Finally, we carried out a first validation of six pilots across diverse domains, which can integrate the different components that are being developed within the HumAIne platform. These pilots cover the sectors of: manufacturing, smart cities, healthcare, ticketing, and energy, and they are providing valuable insights into the platform’s applicability and user experience, helping to guide further development and refinement.