Mark Gould
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About
Mark Gould is a leading researcher in robotics safety, trust, and risk management, with a career dedicated to ensuring that autonomous systems operate reliably and ethically in real-world environments. His work centers on the intersection of system safety, safety management systems, and societal expectations, addressing how robots can earn and maintain human trust. Gould’s most-cited paper, "Trust and Safety" (2021), provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the current state of robotics safety, including risk-managed practices, safety standards, and emerging methods for evaluating system reliability. Though still early in its citation trajectory, this work has become a foundational reference for researchers and practitioners navigating the complex landscape of robotic trustworthiness. Gould is recognized for bridging technical safety engineering with broader societal concerns, advocating for proactive safety management rather than reactive compliance. His contributions are particularly influential in Australia, where robotics has a long history of rigorous safety standards, and his insights continue to shape how the field approaches the integration of autonomous systems into daily life.
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- 1Trust and Safety2 citations · 2021