Mariano Cingolani

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Mariano Cingolani is a leading voice at the intersection of bioethics, digital medicine, and disability studies. His research critically examines how emerging technologies—particularly artificial intelligence, robotics, and digitization—reshape healthcare delivery and social inclusion. Cingolani’s most influential work, “Artificial intelligence and digital medicine for integrated home care services in Italy: Opportunities and limits” (2023, 63 citations), analyzes how AI can transform home healthcare for aging populations, balancing technological promise with practical and ethical constraints. In his more recent “Disability 4.0: bioethical considerations on the use of embodied artificial intelligence” (2024, 10 citations), he pioneers a bioethical framework for embodied AI in disability care, exploring how robotics can enhance autonomy and social participation while safeguarding human dignity. Cingolani’s contributions are notable for bridging technical innovation with anthropological, ethical, and legal reflection, offering a nuanced perspective that challenges purely techno-optimistic narratives. His work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in responsible AI deployment, aging-in-place technologies, and inclusive design—demonstrating how bioethics must evolve alongside digital medicine to ensure equitable, person-centered care.