Miryam Campos
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10
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Miryam Campos is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of cognitive science, human-robot interaction, and moral psychology. Her work fundamentally explores how people perceive control, agency, and responsibility in increasingly automated environments. Campos’s most influential study, “Using games to investigate sense of agency and attribution of responsibility” (2014, 10 citations), tackles a pressing ethical dilemma: when a robotic surgery fails, who is to blame? By designing innovative game-based experiments, she systematically disentangles how individuals attribute responsibility for outcomes shared between humans and machines. This foundational research has shaped debates in AI ethics and human factors engineering, providing empirical frameworks for understanding the “sense of agency” in joint human-machine tasks. Campos’s contributions are vital for designing transparent, accountable autonomous systems and for informing legal and moral frameworks around robotic errors. Her work bridges theoretical psychology with real-world applications, making her a key voice in discussions on the future of responsible automation.
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- 1Using games to investigate sense of agency and attribution of responsibility10 citations · 2014