Sejin Kim
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Dr. Sejin Kim investigates the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and public trust, with a particular focus on healthcare applications. Her most-cited work, the 2021 study *"What if you have a humanoid AI robot doctor?"*, examines public trust in South Korea toward humanoid AI physicians, addressing critical questions about the social acceptance of autonomous medical technologies. This research, garnering 14 citations, contributes to understanding how cultural and societal factors shape the adoption of AI-driven healthcare. Dr. Kim’s work is notable for its timely exploration of the ethical and psychological dimensions of human-robot interaction, especially as advanced humanoid robots become more integrated into clinical settings. By analyzing public perceptions, she provides valuable insights for developers and policymakers aiming to design trustworthy AI systems. Her scholarship bridges engineering, sociology, and bioethics, offering a human-centered perspective on technological innovation. As the deployment of AI in medicine accelerates, Dr. Kim’s findings remain essential for fostering informed public discourse and ensuring that future robotic caregivers are met with confidence rather than skepticism.
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