Kyuwon Kim
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Kyuwon Kim is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and education, best known for developing innovative tools that bridge moral reasoning with emerging technologies. Their most cited work, "Dilemmas in AI Ethics: A Digital Game for Moral Reasoning and Collective Decision-Making" (2025), introduces a groundbreaking interactive platform that engages users in navigating complex ethical challenges posed by AI systems. This digital game not only fosters critical thinking about algorithmic fairness, accountability, and transparency but also facilitates collective decision-making, enabling groups to deliberate on moral trade-offs in real time. Though early in its citation impact, this work has already gained attention for its novel approach to democratizing AI ethics education. Kim’s contributions lie in transforming abstract ethical frameworks into tangible, participatory experiences, making them accessible to students, policymakers, and the public. By gamifying moral reasoning, they address a critical gap in AI literacy, empowering diverse stakeholders to engage with the societal implications of artificial intelligence. Kim’s research continues to shape how we teach, learn, and deliberate about the ethical dimensions of technology, positioning them as a vital voice in the responsible AI movement.
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