Lindsey Yonish
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Lindsey Yonish is a rising scholar at the intersection of management, technology, and ethics, best known for pioneering work on how artificial intelligence, algorithms, and robots reshape organizational stakeholder relationships. Her most-cited paper, “A Review of Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms, and Robots Through the Lens of Stakeholder Theory” (2025, 28 citations), provides a critical framework for understanding how intelligent machines affect diverse stakeholders—from employees and customers to communities and regulators. By bridging stakeholder theory with the realities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Yonish addresses a significant gap in management scholarship, offering both a synthesis of existing literature and a roadmap for future research. Her work challenges organizations to consider the ethical and relational dimensions of deploying autonomous technologies, moving beyond purely technical or efficiency-driven perspectives. With this foundational contribution, Yonish is establishing herself as a key voice in the emerging field of technology ethics and stakeholder governance, helping to shape how scholars and practitioners alike navigate the complex human-machine dynamics of the modern workplace.
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