Greg Baker

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Greg Baker is a leading researcher in the intersection of robotics, risk assessment, and human-robot interaction. His work focuses on developing frameworks that enable autonomous systems to make trustworthy decisions under uncertainty, a critical challenge as robots become more prevalent in everyday life. Baker’s most cited paper, “Examining Profiles for Robotic Risk Assessment” (2020, 13 citations), introduces a novel approach that integrates human-like risk evaluation into robotic decision-making, aiming to bridge the gap between machine efficiency and human trust. This contribution is foundational for advancing robot autonomy in high-stakes environments, from healthcare to manufacturing. By proposing a profile-based system for risk analysis, Baker addresses both technical reliability and societal acceptance, helping to shape how robots can operate safely alongside humans. His work is increasingly influential in the fields of artificial intelligence ethics and autonomous systems design, offering practical pathways for robots to navigate complex, real-world scenarios with greater transparency and accountability.