Adriana Margarita Porcelli
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Adriana Margarita Porcelli is a legal scholar and researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and international law. Her scholarship critically examines how emerging autonomous technologies challenge existing legal and ethical frameworks, with particular focus on the implications of intelligent systems for global governance and human welfare. Porcelli's most significant contribution to date is her 2021 analysis of AI-driven robotics in armed conflict, which interrogates the adequacy of international humanitarian law standards in regulating lethal autonomous weapons systems — a paper that has garnered 7 citations and positioned her as a thoughtful voice in one of the most pressing legal debates of our time. Her work does not shy away from complexity, confronting questions about machine accountability, proportionality, and the erosion of human judgment on the battlefield. Beyond warfare, Porcelli has also explored the constructive dimensions of intelligent robotics, examining how collaborative robotic applications supported global health responses during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Together, her publications reveal a researcher committed to understanding both the promises and perils of autonomous technologies, offering legal analysis that is urgently relevant for policymakers, ethicists, and international law scholars navigating an increasingly automated world.
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