Anastasiia D. Grigoreva

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Anastasiia D. Grigoreva is a thought leader at the intersection of ethics, technology, and human-robot interaction. Her research critically examines the social and moral implications of emerging technologies, with a particular focus on consent, autonomy, and the design of artificial agents. In her most-cited work, "When does 'no' mean no? Insights from sex robots" (2023, 8 citations), Grigoreva provocatively explores how the programming of consent into sex robots reflects and challenges human understandings of refusal and agency. This paper has sparked important conversations in both robotics ethics and gender studies, establishing her as a key voice in the responsible development of intimate technologies. Beyond this, Grigoreva’s broader contributions address the ethical frameworks needed to ensure that autonomous systems respect human dignity and boundaries. Her work is increasingly cited by scholars in AI ethics, human-robot interaction, and philosophy of technology, signaling its growing influence. As a researcher, Grigoreva combines rigorous philosophical analysis with a deep concern for real-world impact, making her a vital contributor to debates on how we design—and relate to—the machines of the future.