Marialuisa Parise
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Marialuisa Parise’s research lies at the intersection of the Internet of Things (IoT), human–computer interaction, and the ethical evolution of smart societies. Her most-cited work, “Evolution of Human Society and of Things Assisted by IoT” (2018, 10 citations), offers a foundational perspective on how IoT technologies reshape not only technical systems but also the social and ethical fabric of communities. In this paper, Parise explores IoT as a catalyst for innovation, examining its dual impact on individuals and collectives—from operational efficiencies to broader ethical considerations. Her contribution is notable for bridging the gap between technological advancement and human-centered values, arguing that IoT must be understood as a generator of both opportunity and responsibility. This work has informed discussions on responsible design and the societal implications of ubiquitous computing. Parise’s scholarship continues to influence researchers and students interested in how connected technologies can be developed with ethical foresight, making her a thoughtful voice in the ongoing dialogue about technology’s role in human evolution.
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- 1Evolution of Human Society and of Things Assisted by IoT10 citations · 2018