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Merete Lie’s research lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence, gender studies, and human-robot interaction, where she critically examines how AI systems encode and perpetuate social norms. Her most influential work introduces **Enactive Artificial Intelligence (eAI)**, a framework that challenges the reproduction of gender biases in AI design by emphasizing the enacted, sociocultural nature of technology. In her highly cited 2023 paper (23 citations), Lie argues that unrepresentative AI can reinforce social marginalization, and she proposes a multidisciplinary, intersectional approach to subverting gender norms in robot-human interaction. A second paper from the same year (2 citations) further develops eAI as a deliberate stance against exclusionary design, drawing on feminist theory to advocate for more inclusive, reflective AI systems. Lie’s contributions are notable for bridging technical AI development with critical social theory, offering a path toward ethically aware robotics. Her work is essential reading for researchers and students interested in responsible AI, gender equity in technology, and the sociopolitical dimensions of human-robot interaction.
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