Ziagul Hosseini
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Ziagul Hosseini investigates the human impact of emerging technologies in the workplace, focusing on the ethical and psychological dimensions of human-robot collaboration. Her research critically examines how experimental technologies—including collaborative robots, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and exoskeletons—reshape warehouse and logistics work. In her highly cited 2023 paper, Hosseini developed an ethical framework for evaluating these technologies in workplace settings, addressing pressing concerns about worker autonomy, dignity, and well-being as automation becomes pervasive. Her 2024 experimental study further explored how working alongside AGVs affects employee boredom and performance, revealing nuanced interactions between workload and autonomy that challenge simplistic narratives about robotic efficiency. With a growing citation impact—her work accumulating over 30 citations in just two years—Hosseini’s contributions are vital for designers, managers, and policymakers seeking to implement AI and robotics responsibly. By centering the worker’s experience, she provides evidence-based guidance for creating workplaces where technology augments rather than diminishes human agency. Her research is essential reading for anyone concerned with the future of work in an increasingly automated world.
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