Mor Vered

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Mor Vered is a leading researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, human-agent interaction, and socio-ethical AI deployment. Her work is distinguished by a dual focus: advancing the technical foundations of AI planning and recognition, while critically examining the real-world implications of AI in sensitive settings like healthcare. Vered’s technical contributions include pioneering work on heuristic online goal recognition in continuous domains, where she developed novel methods that enable AI systems to infer an agent’s objectives from observed actions without relying on pre-compiled plan libraries—a significant step toward more adaptive and autonomous AI. Her most cited paper (2024, 15 citations) explores the competing stakeholder views on AI deployment in care homes, revealing the complex interplay between trust, ethics, and the logics of care that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic. This work exemplifies her commitment to bridging technical AI research with pressing societal challenges. Vered’s research has been recognized for its impact on both AI theory and responsible innovation, making her a vital voice in shaping how intelligent systems are designed and integrated into human-centered environments.