Soo-Hoon Lee
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Dr. Soo-Hoon Lee is a leading scholar in the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence, and the future of work. Her research critically examines how automation and AI are reshaping labor markets, organizational structures, and employee well-being. Her most-cited work, "Of Robots, Artificial Intelligence, and Work" (2017), with 61 citations, provides a foundational framework for understanding the nuanced impacts of technological displacement and augmentation on human workers. Dr. Lee’s contributions are notable for bridging theoretical insights with practical implications, offering guidance on how organizations can ethically integrate AI while preserving meaningful work. Her scholarship has influenced discussions in management, labor economics, and technology ethics. Beyond her citation impact, Dr. Lee is recognized for her ability to synthesize complex socio-technical changes into accessible, actionable knowledge. Her work continues to inform policymakers, business leaders, and researchers navigating the challenges of an increasingly automated world.
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- 1Of Robots, Artificial Intelligence, and Work61 citations · 2017