Devyani Pande
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Devyani Pande is a leading scholar at the intersection of technology governance, public policy, and user acceptance of emerging technologies. Her research focuses on the regulatory and societal challenges posed by autonomous systems—including driverless cars, unmanned drones, and AI-powered robots—particularly within the context of Singapore’s smart nation initiatives. Pande’s most cited work, “A governance perspective on user acceptance of autonomous systems in Singapore” (2024, 21 citations), critically examines how public trust and institutional frameworks shape the adoption of fourth industrial revolution technologies. Her earlier study, “Navigating the governance challenges of disruptive technologies” (2023, 20 citations), provides a comprehensive analysis of the operational, legal, economic, social, and ethical dimensions of regulating autonomous systems. Together, these contributions establish Pande as a key voice in understanding how governance structures must evolve to accommodate disruptive innovation while maintaining public confidence. Her work is essential reading for policymakers and researchers grappling with the balance between technological progress and responsible regulation in rapidly digitizing societies.
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