Kacper Sawicki
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Kacper Sawicki investigates the intersection of human-robot interaction, labor market dynamics, and societal attitudes toward automation. His research centers on understanding how demographic and psychological factors shape public acceptance of robots, particularly in the context of workforce integration. His most cited work, "Ready or Not? Examining Acceptance and Fears of Robots in the Labor Market: A Survey of a Polish Sample" (2024, 7 citations), provides critical insights into the fears and expectations surrounding automation in Poland. The study, based on a large sample of 1,044 respondents, reveals that women and individuals in routine-based occupations express significantly higher concerns and lower acceptance of robots, highlighting the nuanced social dimensions of technological adoption. Sawicki’s contributions are especially timely as debates over AI-driven job displacement intensify globally. By grounding his analysis in empirical data, he offers a valuable framework for policymakers and technologists aiming to design inclusive automation strategies. His work not only advances academic discourse but also informs practical approaches to managing the human side of technological change.
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