Noa Morag
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Dr. Noa Morag investigates the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on the propagation of societal biases through autonomous systems. Her most influential work, "AI bias in Human-Robot Interaction: An evaluation of the Risk in Gender Biased Robots" (2022), has garnered 18 citations and addresses a pressing concern: as robots become increasingly perceived as independent agents rather than human-mediated tools, the biases embedded in their AI—particularly gender stereotypes—pose amplified ethical risks. Morag’s research demonstrates how seemingly neutral technological design can inadvertently reinforce harmful social norms, especially when robots are granted perceived autonomy. Her contributions are vital for the development of fair, transparent AI systems and have informed emerging guidelines for ethical robotics design. By exposing the hidden dangers of bias in embodied AI, Morag is shaping a more responsible future for human-robot interaction, ensuring that as robots become more integrated into daily life, they do not perpetuate the inequalities of the societies that create them.
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