Empathy and Artificial Intelligence in Action

A Design Thinking Framework for Human-Centred Innovation

Gebonden Engels 2026 9783032353696
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This book explores how empathy, a deeply human skill, can be integrated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) to drive innovation in digitally transforming organisations. Combining Design Thinking methodologies with AI capabilities, this book fleshes out the empathy-to-execution framework, a practical, scalable model for creating human-centric solutions across sectors such as telecommunications, education, entertainment, and digital services.

Based on practice and research, this book takes readers from qualitative discovery, including user interviews and stories, to AI-powered deployment with tools from large language models to conversational agents. Rather than allowing technology to control human values, the process ensures AI keeps ethics, creativity, empathy and humans in the loop.

Combining scholarly rigour with actionable strategies, and sector-specific cases, this book is an essential resource for scholars and students of innovation and organisation design, as well as leaders, designers, educators, and technologists seeking to harmonise innovation with human-centred design.

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ISBN13:9783032353696
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:140
Uitgever:Springer Nature Switzerland

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Chapter 1. Introduction: Why Empathy Matters in the Age of AI.-Chapter 2.Foundations of Empathy-Driven Innovation.-Chapter 3. Human-AI Collaboration: From Insight to Execution.-Chapter 4.Designing Emotionally Resonant Services.-Chapter 5. Metrics and Learning in an Empathic Organisation.-Chapter 6. Leading Cultural Change Through Empathy.- Chapter 7.Conclusion: Toward Responsible and Relational AI

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