W7202086726 Working papers AI × management and organizations

Human-AI Collaboration in the Age of Generative Intelligence: Workforce Productivity, Innovation, and Role Redefinition Across IT Project Teams, Business Analysts, and Healthcare Providers

Samuel Babatunde · Sharma Khan

Also recorded as: doi:10.2139/ssrn.7217200 · ssrn:7217200

ssrn abstract page · 2026-08-10

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The abstract develops a conceptual human-AI collaboration framework organized around task reallocation, cognitive-load redistribution, and skill complementarity across IT project teams, business analysts, and healthcare providers.

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Scope: conceptual workforce framework across three named worker populations

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