Andres Rosero
Papers
6
Total Citations
36
H-Index
4
About
Andres Rosero is a rising scholar in Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), whose work critically examines the ethical and social dimensions of increasingly autonomous robots. His research focuses on how robots navigate—and sometimes violate—social norms, particularly through deception, disobedience, and moral conflict. Rosero’s most cited paper, “Human perceptions of social robot deception behaviors” (2024, 11 citations), provides foundational insights into how people react when robots intentionally mislead them. He has also pioneered the study of “dark patterns” in social robot design (2023, 8 citations), identifying manipulative features that could exploit user trust. His systematic methods for studying moral HRI (2023, 5 citations) offer researchers tools to investigate robot norm conflicts, while his work on justifications (2023, 5 citations) shows how robots can mitigate trust loss after violating norms. Rosero also explores the potential negative effects of socially assistive robots on human empathy (2023, 4 citations) and has co-organized the “Rebellion and Disobedience in HRI” workshop (2024). His contributions are shaping how the field designs robots that are not only capable but also ethically accountable in sensitive human environments.
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- 2Identifying Dark Patterns in Social Robot Behavior8 citations · 2023
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- 6Rebellion and Disobedience in Human-Robot Interaction (RaD-HRI)3 citations · 2024