<p>Complex intelligence between persons and artificial intelligence plays an important role in the present world in updated intelligence systems. Moral and philosophical thoughts shape key factors within the trustworthy development of AuI, especially for rationality and methodological predictability. The study for analyzing Augmented Intelligence (AuI) refers to the enhancement of human cognitive abilities and the advancement of decision-making forms through the collaborative relationship between human intelligence (HI) and artificial intelligence (AI). Information was collected through extensive written research that provided experiences about the information and forms present in AuI. Primary interviews were conducted to compile observational perspectives on the future bearings and commonsense applications of AuI. The novelty of the study lies in its thorough examination of AuI’s hypothetical institutions, current applications, and conceivable future outcomes embedded within ethical considerations (EC) and social implications. It highlights the exchange between HI and AI in expanding cognitive abilities (CA). The study contribution advances the understanding of how AuI can advance human abilities while contrasting the constraints of AI. The findings show that AuI enhances human cognitive abilities through human-centered intelligence. The study also considers the fundamental barriers to AI appropriation, including issues of clarity, adaptability, and accounting for moral concerns. The study result emphasizes the importance of integrating moral considerations and fostering collaborative action to address recognized barriers. The study explores how AuI can be implemented in a way that maximizes societal benefits and contributes to human progress. In conclusion, while recognizing the limitations of AI, this review underscores the transformative potential of AuI in enhancing human intelligence.</p>