Maia Gould
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About
Maia Gould is a researcher at the forefront of robotics safety, trust, and risk management. Her work critically examines how robotic systems can be integrated into society in ways that are both safe and worthy of public confidence. Gould’s major contributions lie in bridging technical safety standards with societal expectations, offering a framework for understanding the evolving relationship between humans and autonomous machines. Her most-cited paper, "Trust and Safety" (2021), provides a comprehensive overview of safety management systems, system safety, and emerging methods for addressing public trust in robotics. While still early in her career, Gould’s work is foundational for researchers and practitioners navigating the complex ethical and regulatory landscape of robotics. She is particularly noted for her focus on the Australian context, where she highlights a long history of risk-managed practices. As robotics become more pervasive, Gould’s insights into safety culture and trust-building are increasingly vital, positioning her as a key voice in shaping responsible innovation and policy in the field.
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- 1Trust and Safety2 citations · 2021