Jan Nagler

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Jan Nagler is a thought leader in the ethics and philosophy of artificial intelligence, best known for his critical re-examination of Isaac Asimov’s foundational robotics laws. In his most-cited work, "An Extension of Asimov’s Robotics Laws" (2018, 14 citations), Nagler argues that the classic three laws are insufficient for modern autonomous systems, proposing a nuanced framework that accounts for machine learning, unpredictability, and moral agency. This contribution has sparked important discourse in AI ethics circles, bridging science fiction with real-world engineering challenges. His research primarily explores the intersection of robotics, moral philosophy, and systems design, aiming to create safer, more responsible AI. With a growing citation footprint, Nagler’s work is increasingly referenced by scholars developing ethical guidelines for autonomous vehicles, military drones, and healthcare robots. By challenging long-held assumptions, he has positioned himself as a vital voice in the ongoing effort to align technological progress with human values.