Kyung Sin Park
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Kyung Sin Park is a leading scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and human psychology, with a primary focus on how societies regulate emerging technologies. His most cited work, "The Conflict Between People’s Urge to Punish AI and Legal Systems" (2021, 23 citations), offers groundbreaking insights into the public’s demand for AI accountability. By conducting large-scale studies with over 3,500 participants, Park reveals a fundamental tension: while people instinctively want to punish AI systems for harmful actions, existing legal frameworks are ill-equipped to assign personhood or liability to machines. This research challenges policymakers to reconcile intuitive moral judgments with the practical limits of law. Park’s contributions extend beyond this paper, as he actively shapes debates on AI governance, robot rights, and the ethical design of autonomous systems. His work is essential reading for students and researchers navigating the complex terrain where human psychology meets legal innovation, providing both empirical evidence and a compelling framework for future regulation.
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- 1The Conflict Between People’s Urge to Punish AI and Legal Systems23 citations · 2021