Alessandro Lanteri
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Alessandro Lanteri’s research lies at the intersection of human–agent interaction, social robotics, and the psychology of technology acceptance. His most cited work, “Autonomous Systems and Technology Resistance” (2023, 13 citations), introduces the groundbreaking concepts of Tolerance and Intolerance toward autonomous artificial agents—distinct from, but complementary to, established measures of acceptance and trust. This theoretical contribution offers new tools for monitoring how humans relate to increasingly autonomous systems, addressing a critical gap in understanding resistance to technology. Lanteri’s work is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, bridging cognitive science, ethics, and engineering to inform the design of more socially integrated robots. By reframing how we measure human–agent relationships, his research has implications for fields ranging from healthcare robotics to autonomous vehicles. As a scholar, Lanteri continues to shape discourse on the psychological and societal dimensions of artificial intelligence, providing a nuanced framework for studying why people embrace or reject autonomous agents.
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