  Integrating cognitive ergonomics with LLMs is essential for enhancing safety,
reliability, and user satisfaction in human-AI interactions. Current LLM design
often lacks this integration, leading to systems that may not fully align with
human cognitive capabilities and limitations. Insufficient focus on
incorporating cognitive science methods exacerbates biases in LLM outputs,
while inconsistent application of user-centered design principles results in
sub-optimal user experiences. To address these challenges, our position paper
explores the critical integration of cognitive ergonomics principles into LLM
design, aiming to provide a comprehensive framework and practical guidelines
for ethical LLM development. Through our contributions, we seek to advance
understanding and practice in integrating cognitive ergonomics into LLM
systems, fostering safer, more reliable, and ethically sound human-AI
interactions.
