This paper focuses on the application of human–computer interaction technology in construction project safety management. Through bibliometric methods, we carried out an in-depth analysis of 286 relevant papers from Web of Science and Google Scholar from 2000 to 2024. The research results indicate that human–computer interaction technology has achieved remarkable development in four aspects: intelligent monitoring systems, risk assessment and management, ergonomics and cognitive psychology, as well as computer simulation and virtual reality. Meanwhile, this research has given rise to a series of new research topics, such as the safety operation decision-making method for intelligent construction machinery, the application of human action behavior recognition technology, and the application of Internet of Things technology in the safety control of smart construction sites. Additionally, future research modules have been identified, including personalized safety training, digital twin technology, and multimodal data analysis. This study not only summarizes the existing research achievements but also puts forward targeted suggestions for future development trends in the field of construction safety management from a practical perspective, aiming to promote the in-depth application and development of human–computer interaction technology in construction safety management.

The rational selection of subway station locations is an interdisciplinary problem encompassing architecture, transportation, and other fields. Few evaluation index systems and quantitative evaluation methods exist for choosing subway station locations; thus, this paper establishes a novel evaluation framework. Overall, 21 indicators covering the construction and operation phases are selected by a literature review, providing a basis for planning decision makers. The Projection Pursuit Method (PPM) and the Bald Eagle Search (BES) algorithm are employed to assign objective weights. The Continuous Ordered Weighted Averaging (COWA) operator is utilized to obtain subjective weights. A combination weighting method is used based on game theory to improve the accuracy of weight calculation. Game theory and extension cloud theory are applied to develop an improved extension cloud model and evaluate the suitability based on optimal cloud entropy. We conduct a case study of 15 stations on the Chengdu Metro Line 11, China. The results reveal that the coordination of the development plans, the alignment with the land use plan, and regional population density are the most crucial tertiary indicators that should be considered in selecting subway station locations. These findings agree with the actual conditions, demonstrating the scientific validity of the proposed evaluation method, which outperforms classical evaluation methods. The proposed method is efficient and feasible for selecting subway station locations.