Christian Matt

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Christian Matt’s research lies at the intersection of digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and the ethical implications of technology in everyday life. He is particularly known for examining how individuals interact with digitized systems, from AI and robots to personal data management. His most cited work, “Artificial intelligence and robots in individuals’ lives: how to align technological possibilities and ethical issues” (2021, 54 citations), synthesizes a panel discussion from the International Conference on Information Systems, offering a critical framework for balancing innovation with ethical responsibility. In “An intertwined perspective on technology and digitised individuals: Linkages, needs and outcomes” (2020, 17 citations), Matt explores how IT has evolved from a business tool to a deeply personal presence, shaping productivity, hedonic experiences, and individual well-being. His contributions are especially valuable for students and researchers navigating the human-centered challenges of emerging technologies. By foregrounding the “digitized individual,” Matt provides a nuanced lens for understanding the reciprocal relationship between people and their digital environments—a perspective that is increasingly vital as AI becomes embedded in daily life.