Solomiya Moroz

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Solomiya Moroz is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of inclusive music-making, artificial intelligence, and robotics. Her work explores how emerging technologies can transform creative expression for diverse communities, with a particular focus on accessibility and collaborative performance. In her highly cited 2024 paper "Jess+: AI and robotics with inclusive music-making" (11 citations), Moroz investigates how a digital score—created through AI and robotics—can forge new creative opportunities and relationships within an inclusive music ensemble. By integrating the concept of a digital score with adaptive robotic systems, she demonstrates how technology can break down barriers for musicians with disabilities, enabling richer, more dynamic forms of participation. This cross-sector project highlights Moroz's commitment to human-centered AI, where technological innovation serves artistic and social inclusion. Her work has quickly gained attention for its novel approach to merging computational creativity with real-world, community-based practice. Moroz's research not only advances the fields of assistive music technology and human-robot interaction but also offers a compelling model for how AI can be ethically and creatively deployed to amplify underrepresented voices in the arts.