Amisha Bhargava
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Dr. Amisha Bhargava is a leading voice in the study of workplace transformation, focusing on the human implications of robotics, artificial intelligence, and automation (RAIA). Her most cited work, a 2020 study with 200 citations, qualitatively explores how working adults perceive RAIA’s impact on job satisfaction, job security, and employability—revealing critical tensions between technological progress and workforce well-being. This research has become foundational for understanding employee attitudes during automation, influencing both academic discourse and organizational policy. Dr. Bhargava’s contributions extend to examining the psychological and sociological dimensions of emerging technologies, bridging the gap between innovation and human-centered work design. Her work is widely referenced by scholars in organizational behavior, human resource management, and technology ethics, and she is recognized for bringing nuanced, qualitative insights to a field often dominated by quantitative metrics. Through her research, Dr. Bhargava continues to shape how we think about the future of work, ensuring that the voices of employees remain central in the age of AI.
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