Marina B. Liga
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Marina B. Liga is a scholar whose work critically examines the human dimension within the sweeping tide of digital transformation. Her research focuses on the intersection of society, technology, and the individual, exploring how digitalization reshapes economic structures, social interactions, and personal identity. Her most-cited paper, "A Man in the Era of Digitalization of Society" (2021, 8 citations), provides a foundational analysis of how robotics, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things are not merely technological tools but forces that fundamentally alter the fabric of daily life and human agency. By framing digitalization as a societal and anthropological challenge, Liga offers a necessary counterpoint to purely technical narratives, emphasizing the need for ethical and human-centered approaches in an increasingly automated world. Her work serves as a vital resource for students and researchers seeking to understand the profound implications of our digital age, urging a balanced perspective that prioritizes human well-being alongside technological progress.
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- 1A Man in the Era of Digitalization of Society8 citations · 2021