Charlotte Knorr
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Charlotte Knorr is a rising scholar at the forefront of human-machine communication, whose work critically examines how people interact with artificial communicative agents. Her research sits at the intersection of communication studies, human-computer interaction, and digital sociology, with a particular focus on the methodological challenges posed by studying interactions with technologies designed as life-like partners. Knorr’s most-cited paper, “Researching interactions between humans and machines: methodological challenges” (2022), has already garnered 13 citations, establishing her as a key voice in shaping how scholars approach the study of communicative agents—entities fundamentally different from traditional digital or social media. By foregrounding the unique nature of these agents as perceived “communicative subjects,” she challenges existing frameworks and pushes the field toward more nuanced, interdisciplinary methods. Her work is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the evolving dynamics of human-machine relationships and the rigorous approaches needed to study them.
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