Budi Yulianto

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Budi Yulianto is a researcher working at the intersection of philosophy, information technology, and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on the ethical and philosophical dimensions of emerging technologies. His most-cited work, "Philosophy of Information Technology," published in both 2015 and 2019, examines the evolving relationship between humans and increasingly sophisticated robotic systems, including the social, moral, and relational implications of advanced AI integration into intimate human contexts. Through this lens, Yulianto explores profound questions about human identity, autonomy, and the boundaries of human-machine interaction as artificial intelligence continues to develop. His research encourages readers to critically examine how technological advancement reshapes societal norms and ethical frameworks. With a combined citation count of 13 across his key publications, his work has attracted attention from scholars interested in AI ethics, human-robot relationships, and the philosophical underpinnings of digital technology. Yulianto's contributions are particularly relevant in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, where questions about the moral and philosophical implications of AI remain increasingly urgent and widely debated across academic disciplines.