Gabrielle Samuel
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Dr. Gabrielle Samuel is a leading voice in the ethical and social implications of emerging technologies, with a primary focus on healthcare, aging, and robotics. Her work critically examines how technological interventions reshape care practices and human relationships. In her highly cited scoping review, "What contribution do robots make to the care of older people?" (2023), Dr. Samuel systematically analyzed empirical research to map the perceived benefits and barriers of robotic assistance in activities of daily living. This foundational work highlights a critical gap: while robots promise support, user perspectives reveal complex tensions between autonomy, dignity, and technological efficiency. Her research consistently challenges techno-solutionist narratives, advocating for person-centered design and ethical oversight. Though early in her career, Dr. Samuel’s scholarship is already shaping debates in gerontechnology and responsible innovation, making her a vital researcher for anyone interested in the intersection of AI, ethics, and aging.
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