Domitilla Magni

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Domitilla Magni is a leading voice at the intersection of digital transformation, human emotions, and organizational behavior, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies reshape society. Her most cited work, "Digital humanism and artificial intelligence: the role of emotions beyond the human–machine interaction in Society 5.0" (2023, 73 citations), explores the critical role of heuristic factors and emotional responses in Millennials’ and Gen Z’s acceptance of AI and robots—a cornerstone of the Industry 5.0 paradigm. This research highlights her broader contributions to understanding human-centric technology adoption, bridging technical innovation with psychological and sociological insights. Magni’s impact extends through her work on digital humanism, where she argues for a balanced integration of AI that prioritizes emotional intelligence and ethical considerations. Her studies are widely cited by scholars examining the future of work, human–robot collaboration, and generational shifts in technology use. By centering the human experience in debates about automation and Society 5.0, Magni has established herself as a key thinker in making digital transformation more inclusive, empathetic, and sustainable.