YoungMin Ko
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YoungMin Ko is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and interactive digital media. Their work centers on developing novel methodologies for moral reasoning and collective decision-making in AI systems, with a particular focus on gamified approaches to ethical dilemmas. Ko's most-cited contribution, "Dilemmas in AI Ethics: A Digital Game for Moral Reasoning and Collective Decision-Making" (2025), introduces an innovative framework that uses digital gameplay to engage users in complex ethical scenarios, fostering collaborative deliberation on AI's societal impacts. This work has already garnered early citations, signaling its growing influence in the emerging field of AI ethics education. Ko's research is notable for bridging theoretical ethics with practical, user-centered design, offering tools that empower both researchers and the public to navigate the nuanced moral challenges posed by autonomous systems. By transforming abstract ethical principles into interactive experiences, Ko is shaping how future generations understand and address AI's ethical dimensions, making their contributions essential reading for students and scholars in human-computer interaction, AI governance, and digital humanities.
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