Alexander-Maximilian Frische

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Alexander-Maximilian Frische is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and social acceptance, with a primary focus on integrating autonomous systems into care environments. His most cited work, "How Can Robotics Be Integrated into the Field of Care and Acceptance by the Population for the Use of Artificial Intelligence Be Strengthened?" (2019), explores the critical human factors that determine the successful adoption of AI-driven care technologies. Though his citation count is modest, Frische’s contribution lies in addressing a fundamental barrier to technological progress: public trust. By examining how robotic systems can be designed to align with societal expectations and ethical standards, he provides a framework for developers and policymakers to bridge the gap between innovation and real-world implementation. His research underscores that technical capability alone is insufficient; acceptance hinges on transparent, user-centered design. Frische’s work is particularly relevant as aging populations and labor shortages drive demand for assistive robotics, making his insights essential for shaping a future where AI and humans collaborate in care settings.