Jisun Park

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Jisun Park is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and privacy, with a specific focus on the ethical deployment of autonomous systems in shared spaces. Her work critically examines the privacy implications of service robots, particularly in office environments where continuous sensing and autonomous movement create novel challenges for users. Park’s major contributions include empirically investigating the limits and effectiveness of privacy conversations in real-world settings, demonstrating how social robots’ sensor arrays—such as cameras and microphones—can heighten privacy concerns beyond those of traditional digital technologies. Her 2024 study on office delivery robots, which has garnered early citations, reveals the nuanced ways users perceive and negotiate privacy when interacting with AI-powered machines that must constantly collect data to function. This work is foundational for designing privacy-sensitive robotic systems that respect user autonomy. Park’s research has quickly gained traction, with her most-cited papers accumulating over 5 citations in just their first year, signaling strong interest from both academia and industry. Her findings are instrumental for engineers, policymakers, and ethicists working to balance technological capability with fundamental privacy rights in our increasingly automated world.