Mia Liinason

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Mia Liinason is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of gender studies, socio-legal theory, and emerging technologies. Her work critically examines how adaptive technologies—from algorithmic systems to robotics—embed, reproduce, and potentially transform social norms, particularly around gender and inequality. Her most cited paper, "Towards a Socio-Legal Robotics: A Theoretical Framework on Norms and Adaptive Technologies" (2023), with 5 citations, lays foundational groundwork for understanding how legal and social frameworks must evolve alongside autonomous systems. Liinason’s major contribution lies in bridging feminist critique with robotics and AI ethics, arguing that bias is not merely a technical glitch but a reflection of deeper socio-legal structures. She challenges the field to move beyond surface-level fixes toward a more holistic, justice-oriented design paradigm. Though her citation count is still growing, her work is gaining traction among scholars in law, gender studies, and human-robot interaction. Liinason’s research is especially notable for its interdisciplinary ambition—synthesizing critical theory with concrete technological case studies—making her a vital voice in the urgent conversation about how we build fairer, more inclusive intelligent systems.