Corinne Cath

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About

Corinne Cath is a leading scholar at the intersection of critical internet studies, digital ethics, and the governance of emerging technologies. Her work rigorously examines how power, values, and political economy shape the design and regulation of digital infrastructures, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and internet governance. Cath’s most influential contribution is the highly cited 2018 paper "Governing artificial intelligence: ethical, legal and technical opportunities and challenges" (653 citations), which serves as a foundational introduction to the multifaceted challenges of AI governance, mapping the ethical, legal, and technical dimensions that continue to define the field. She further deepens this inquiry in "Digital Ethics: Its Nature and Scope" (2019, 17 citations), where she critically delineates the philosophical boundaries and practical implications of digital ethics. Beyond her published work, Cath is recognized for her engaged, interdisciplinary approach, bridging academic critique with policy advocacy. Her research has been instrumental in framing how we understand algorithmic accountability and the socio-technical systems that underpin our digital lives, making her a vital voice for students and researchers seeking to navigate the complex ethical terrain of our increasingly automated world.