Claudia Loebbecke

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118

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About

Claudia Loebbecke is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and business ethics. Her research fundamentally rethinks how emerging technologies reshape organizational strategy, knowledge management, and societal accountability. Most notably, her highly cited work "The Dawn of the AI Robots: Towards a New Framework of AI Robot Accountability" (2022, 118 citations) provides a groundbreaking ethical framework for governing autonomous systems—from driverless cars to lethal weapons—addressing a critical gap in management literature. Across her career, Loebbecke has consistently bridged technical innovation with ethical responsibility, producing work that influences both academic discourse and real-world policy. Her contributions to knowledge management and digital business models have earned her over 10,000 total citations, placing her among the most influential voices in information systems research. A Professor at the University of Cologne and former President of the Association for Information Systems, she has shaped the field through leadership roles and editorial service at top journals. For students and researchers, Loebbecke’s work offers a compelling model of how rigorous scholarship can confront the most pressing challenges of our algorithmic age.