Boris Hauray
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Boris Hauray is a social scientist whose research lies at the intersection of science and technology studies, public health, and the societal implications of emerging technologies. His work critically examines how innovations, particularly in healthcare and robotics, are framed, regulated, and received across different cultural contexts. A standout contribution is his widely discussed 2022 study, “Hopes and fears regarding care robots: Content analysis of newspapers in East Asia and Western Europe, 2001–2020,” which has garnered 6 citations. This paper offers a pioneering cross-cultural analysis of media narratives, revealing how societal values and policy environments shape public discourse around care robotics—a technology increasingly promoted for aging populations. By systematically comparing coverage across four regions, Hauray illuminates the divergent hopes and anxieties that influence technological adoption. His research provides essential insights for policymakers and developers navigating the complex social terrain of welfare technology. Through this and related work, Hauray has established himself as a key voice in understanding how societies negotiate the promises and perils of innovation in an aging world.
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