Boyka Simeonova
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Boyka Simeonova is a leading scholar whose research sits at the critical intersection of information systems, knowledge management, and the evolving relationship between humans and intelligent technologies. Her work is distinguished by a deep, human-centric focus on how organizations and societies can harness digital innovation without sacrificing core human values. Her most-cited paper, "What is it about humanity that we can’t give away to intelligent machines? A European perspective" (2021, 57 citations), is a landmark contribution that directly confronts the growing tension between human freedoms and machine control in the age of AI. This piece, part of a broader European perspective, has become essential reading for researchers and practitioners grappling with the ethical and societal implications of automation. Beyond this, Simeonova’s broader body of work consistently explores the dynamics of knowledge sharing, digital transformation, and the role of technology in shaping organizational life. Her research is not only highly cited but also profoundly influential, providing a crucial counterpoint to purely techno-centric narratives and championing a future where human agency remains paramount.
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