  Human-technology interaction deals with trust as an inevitable requirement
for user acceptance. As the applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and
robotics emerge and with their ever-growing socio-economic influence in various
fields of research and practice, there is an imminent need to study trust in
such systems. With the opaque work mechanism of AI-based systems and the
prospect of intelligent robots as workers' companions, context-specific
interdisciplinary studies on trust are key in increasing their adoption.
Through a thorough systematic literature review on (1) trust in AI and robotics
(AIR) and (2) AIR applications in the architecture, engineering, and
construction (AEC) industry, this study identifies common trust dimensions in
the literature and uses them to organize the paper. Furthermore, the
connections of the identified dimensions to the existing and potential AEC
applications are determined and discussed. Finally, major future directions on
trustworthy AI and robotics in AEC research and practice are outlined.
