AI Interfaces for Reducing Cognitive Load in Decision-Making: Dynamic Adaptation of Information Presentation
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Keywords

adaptation, intelligence, interface, cognition, overload, uncertainty, representation, optimization, performance, learning

How to Cite

Yusupbekov , N., Choriev , U., & Khudoyberdiev , A. (2026). AI Interfaces for Reducing Cognitive Load in Decision-Making: Dynamic Adaptation of Information Presentation. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE, INNOVATION AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT, 1(2), 126-132. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18648309

Abstract

Complex engineering environments produce heterogeneous information that can overload attention and working memory, reducing decision performance. This study frames information presentation as an adaptive variable and proposes a closed-loop AI interface that adjusts granularity, ordering, modality, and uncertainty encoding using context and interaction signals. The framework targets lower cognitive burden without hiding critical evidence and is evaluated via response time, accuracy, and confidence calibration with machine-learning–based policy learning.

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