Sira Maliphol

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Dr. Sira Maliphol is a leading scholar at the intersection of technology ethics, public policy, and criminal justice reform. Her research critically examines the ethical and managerial challenges posed by emerging technologies in law enforcement, with a particular focus on "smart policing" and the deployment of autonomous systems. Her most cited work, "Smart Policing: Ethical Issues & Technology Management of Robocops" (2022, 12 citations), provides a timely and urgent analysis of the ethical dilemmas surrounding police robotics and automation, contextualized by the global reckoning with police brutality following the killing of George Floyd. This paper stands out for its rare integration of technology management theory with real-world ethical crises, offering a framework for responsible innovation in public safety. Dr. Maliphol’s contributions are vital for students and researchers navigating the complex socio-technical landscape of modern policing, as she bridges the gap between technological capability and democratic accountability. Her work is increasingly influential in policy circles, shaping conversations on how to rebuild trust between communities and law enforcement through ethical technology governance.