Pii Telakivi
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Pii Telakivi is a philosopher and researcher whose work sits at the intersection of embodied cognition, phenomenology, and the ethics of emerging technologies. Her research explores how our sense of self and agency is shaped by bodily experience, and how this understanding can inform the design of artificial intelligence and robotic systems. Telakivi is particularly known for her contributions to the philosophy of the extended and embodied mind, challenging traditional views of cognition as brain-bound. She has also made significant strides in value-sensitive design, co-authoring the influential workshop paper "Beyond Robot Therapy: Embodied AI, Mental Healthcare, and Value Sensitive Design" (2023), which envisions a "robotic home" as a proactive, interactive system for mental health support. Though early in her career, her work is gaining traction for its novel integration of phenomenological insights with practical AI ethics. Telakivi’s research is notable for bridging abstract philosophical questions about selfhood with concrete technological applications, offering a human-centered vision for the future of smart environments.
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