Jeannie Paterson

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Jeannie Paterson is a leading scholar at the intersection of law, technology, and consumer protection. Her research focuses on the regulation of artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and the design of fair and accountable automated systems. Paterson has made seminal contributions to understanding how legal frameworks must adapt to emerging technologies, particularly in the areas of consumer rights, algorithmic fairness, and the ethical governance of AI. Her work critically examines the vulnerabilities created by digital marketplaces and proposes robust regulatory models to protect individuals from exploitative practices. Among her most influential publications is "Quality work in the future: New directions via a co-evolving sociotechnical systems perspective" (2025, 14 citations), which explores the profound implications of AI and digital technologies for the future of work, emphasizing the need for human-centered design and worker well-being. Paterson’s research has shaped policy debates and informed the development of responsible innovation standards. Her achievements include leading interdisciplinary projects on AI ethics and serving as a trusted advisor to government bodies on technology regulation. With a growing citation record, Paterson continues to be a pivotal voice in ensuring that technological progress serves the public good.