P Stacey

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P Stacey is a leading voice in the ethical and societal implications of artificial intelligence, focusing on the critical tension between human autonomy and machine-driven control. Their most influential work, the 2021 paper *“What is it about humanity that we can’t give away to intelligent machines? A European perspective”* (57 citations), offers a foundational European perspective on preserving core human values amidst rapid AI and robotics integration. Stacey’s research interrogates what makes us uniquely human in an era of intelligent systems, arguing that while machines can augment decision-making, certain freedoms and dignities must remain non-negotiable. This contribution has shaped ongoing debates in technology ethics, policy, and human-computer interaction, providing a crucial framework for balancing innovation with human rights. By challenging the uncritical adoption of automation, Stacey’s work resonates deeply with scholars and practitioners concerned with the social consequences of AI. Their scholarship stands as a vital resource for anyone exploring the boundaries of what we should—and should not—cede to intelligent machines.