Fabienne Goux‐Baudiment

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Fabienne Goux-Baudiment is a forward-thinking researcher whose work sits at the compelling intersection of futures studies, human identity, and emerging technology. Her scholarship engages deeply with what it means to be human in an era of rapid technological transformation, exploring how humanity defines and redefines itself in relation to intelligent machines and biological evolution. Her 2014 paper "Sharing Our Humanity with Robots" challenges readers to move beyond purely biological definitions of humanity, examining instead the values, attitudes, and relational dimensions that characterize human experience — particularly as those boundaries become increasingly blurred through human-robot interaction. Complementing this work, "Future Human Evolution" takes a long-horizon perspective, employing meta-structural analysis to trace the deeper forces shaping humanity's distant transformations, offering foresight grounded in rigorous theoretical frameworks rather than mere speculation. With a combined citation count reflecting a dedicated scholarly readership in futures studies and philosophy of technology, Goux-Baudiment has carved out a distinctive niche that bridges humanistic inquiry and strategic foresight. Her contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and students grappling with questions of posthumanism, technological ethics, and the long-term trajectory of human civilization.