Victoria Marcinkiewicz
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Dr. Victoria Marcinkiewicz investigates the critical intersection of human-computer interaction and autonomous vehicle (AV) safety, with a primary focus on trust repair and user acceptance. Her most cited work, “Warning! Benefits and Pitfalls of Anthropomorphising Autonomous Vehicle Informational Assistants in the Case of an Accident” (2024, 3 citations), pioneers a nuanced examination of how anthropomorphic design in AV interfaces can both mitigate and exacerbate the erosion of public trust following inevitable accidents. This research is foundational for understanding the delicate balance required when designing informational assistants to maintain user confidence and adoption. Dr. Marcinkiewicz’s contributions are particularly timely, as they address the psychological and practical challenges of integrating AVs into society. Her work highlights the need for careful interface design to prevent unintended negative consequences while leveraging anthropomorphism to foster resilience in user trust. By exploring these dynamics, she provides essential guidance for developers and policymakers aiming to ensure the successful, long-term acceptance of autonomous technologies.
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