Dr. Abraham Sen
Assistant Professor of Information Systems
Department of Computer Information and Decision Management, Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business, West Texas A&M University
How can human expertise and AI capabilities be combined to produce outcomes beyond what either can achieve independently?
Research
I study how artificial intelligence changes the way knowledge is created, evaluated, shared and applied, and how people and AI can work together responsibly. My work follows three connected streams: human–AI collaboration and trust, AI ethics and governance, and knowledge generation and transfer, with applications in healthcare, organizations and education. I choose methods by the question, drawing on design science, grounded theory, structural equation modeling and game theory.
Selected publications
- WISE: An interpretable word intensity framework for emotion-aware conversational systems International Journal of Information Management, accepted 2026
- Embedding conversational agents in organizational ecosystems: Accomplishments and future research IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 2026
- Towards navigating ethical challenges in AI-driven healthcare ad moderation Computers, 2025