Amelia Fiske
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About
Amelia Fiske is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and mental healthcare, whose work has fundamentally shaped how researchers and clinicians think about the integration of AI into therapeutic practice. Her landmark 2019 paper, "Your Robot Therapist Will See You Now," has accumulated an impressive 767 citations, establishing her as a leading voice in the ethical examination of embodied AI applications across psychiatry, psychology, and psychotherapy. Fiske's research spans critical questions surrounding virtual psychotherapists, social robots in dementia and autism care, and the profound psychological dynamics that emerge when patients interact with AI systems — including her nuanced 2021 exploration of transference in AI-enabled psychotherapy. Beyond clinical ethics, she has made meaningful contributions to the broader field of technology development through her advocacy for embedded ethics frameworks, arguing for interdisciplinary collaboration as a best practice in responsible innovation. Fiske's scholarship consistently bridges technical and humanistic perspectives, ensuring that questions of digital wellbeing, patient vulnerability, and ethical design remain central as AI reshapes the therapeutic encounter. Her growing body of work continues to serve as essential reading for students, clinicians, and technologists navigating this rapidly evolving landscape.
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