Benedetta Bisol
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Benedetta Bisol is a scholar working at the intersection of human rights, ethics, and emerging technologies, with a particular focus on the governance of robotics and artificial intelligence within the European context. Her research critically examines how foundational legal and ethical frameworks — most notably the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union — shape and inform the ethical discourse surrounding new technologies. Bisol argues that human rights serve as an indispensable reference point in European debates about science and technology, and she has explored the remarkable flexibility of rights-based frameworks in addressing the novel challenges posed by robotics and automation. Her 2014 work, "Diritti umani, valori e nuove tecnologie: Il caso dell'etica della robotica in Europa," has garnered citations within this specialized field, contributing meaningfully to early Italian and European academic conversations on robot ethics at a time when such discussions were only beginning to gain institutional momentum. Through her scholarship, Bisol helps bridge legal theory, applied ethics, and technology policy, offering researchers and students a rigorous lens through which to understand how human dignity and fundamental rights can guide responsible technological development in contemporary European society.
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