Investigating the curvilinear relationship between employee-AI collaboration and employee innovative behavior

Han Mingyan, Zhao Jingyou

Science Research Management ›› 2026, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (7) : 181-189.

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Science Research Management ›› 2026, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (7) : 181-189. DOI: 10.19571/j.cnki.1000-2995.2026.07.018  CSTR: 32148.14.kygl.2026.07.018

Investigating the curvilinear relationship between employee-AI collaboration and employee innovative behavior

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In the context of “AI+” development, exploring the impact of employee-AI collaboration on innovative behavior has become a crucial research topic in organizational management. Based on activation theory, this study examines the nonlinear relationship between employee-AI collaboration and innovative behavior, along with its underlying mechanisms. Using three-wave data from 301 employees collaborating with AI, we conducted regression analyses to test our hypotheses. The results reveal that:(1) Employee-AI collaboration exerts an inverted U-shaped effect on innovative behavior, suggesting that moderate levels of collaboration optimally foster innovation.(2) Cognitive flexibility serves as a curvilinear mediator, where employee-AI collaboration influences innovative behavior through inducing an inverted U-shaped change in cognitive flexibility.(3) Achievement motivation moderates the inverted U-shaped impact of employee-AI collaboration on cognitive flexibility, both delaying the inflection point of cognitive flexibility decline and mitigating the downward trend. These findings break through traditional linear thinking, deepen our understanding of the nonlinear impact of employee-AI collaboration on innovative behavior, and provide valuable insights for managers to construct effective employee-AI collaborative innovation systems.

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employee-AI collaboration / achievement motivation / cognitive flexibility / innovative behavior

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Han Mingyan , Zhao Jingyou. Investigating the curvilinear relationship between employee-AI collaboration and employee innovative behavior[J]. Science Research Management. 2026, 47(7): 181-189 https://doi.org/10.19571/j.cnki.1000-2995.2026.07.018

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在&#x0201c;工具人&#x0201d; &#x0201c;打工人&#x0201d; &#x0201c;社畜&#x0201d;等流行语风靡职场的当下, 职场物化已然成为了一个亟需探讨的话题。而随着人工智能尤其是机器人在职场中的使用日益增多, 机器人产生的职场效应也值得关注。因此, 本项目旨在探讨在人工智能飞速发展的当今社会, 机器人渗入职场是否会产生或加重职场物化现象。基于群际威胁理论和补偿控制理论, 我们假设职场中的机器人员工凸显会增加职场物化。项目采用实验、大数据与问卷调查相结合的方式, 首先考察机器人员工的凸显是否会增加职场物化, 初步验证影响效应; 然后探讨机器人影响职场物化的中介机制, 试图发现感知威胁和控制补偿的链式中介效应; 最后从个人、机器人和环境三方面分别考察其对机器人影响职场物化的调节作用, 并从组织文化的角度探讨对职场物化的干预策略。对本项目的探索有助于结合人工智能尤其是机器人发展背景, 前瞻性地了解人工智能在职场中可能的负面影响, 并提出有效的解决方案。
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Abstract
智能化时代,人工智能技术在工作场所的应用给组织行为和传统人力资源管理带来诸多挑战。基于工作要求—资源模型,深入回答人工智能技术在工作场所应用对员工创新行为的“双刃剑”效应。采用情境实验法和两阶段问卷法开展两个独立研究,结果表明:一方面,人工智能技术应用作为工作要求,可通过增强工作不安全感的损耗路径负向影响员工创新行为;另一方面,人工智能技术应用作为工作资源,可通过增强工作自主性感知的增益路径激发员工创新行为。员工学习目标导向是开启上述不同影响效应的关键“钥匙”。具体来说,学习目标导向的增强会弱化人工智能技术应用的损耗路径,强化人工智能技术应用的增益路径。
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