Qihang Xue
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Qihang Xue is an emerging scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, corporate governance, and environmental sustainability. Their most-cited work, "Does artificial intelligence suppress firms' greenwashing behavior? Evidence from robot adoption in China" (2024, 40 citations), provides groundbreaking empirical evidence that AI adoption—specifically industrial robot penetration—significantly curbs corporate greenwashing in Chinese firms. By leveraging large-scale panel data and robust econometric methods, Xue demonstrates that automation enhances monitoring transparency and reduces information asymmetry, thereby compelling firms to align environmental claims with actual performance. This research not only advances the literature on AI’s governance role but also offers actionable insights for regulators and investors seeking to combat deceptive sustainability practices. With a growing citation trajectory, Xue’s work is shaping policy debates on technology-driven corporate accountability. Their focus on China’s unique institutional context adds critical nuance to global discussions on AI ethics and environmental compliance. As a rising voice in behavioral economics and technology governance, Qihang Xue is poised to influence how scholars and practitioners understand the transformative—and regulatory—potential of artificial intelligence in promoting genuine corporate responsibility.
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