Yu-Ting Ko
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Yu-Ting Ko is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence ethics, game-based learning, and human-computer interaction. Their most notable contribution is the development of "FLIP," an innovative tabletop role-playing game (TRPG) designed to foster AI ethics education through cognitive dissonance. This groundbreaking work, published in 2025, engages players in ethical reasoning about "Killer Robots" by creating a dialogic space where diverse moral perspectives are explored and challenged. By leveraging the mechanics of TRPGs, Ko has created a powerful pedagogical tool that moves beyond traditional lecture-based ethics instruction, allowing learners to experience ethical dilemmas firsthand. While their work is still emerging, with their flagship paper already garnering citations, Ko's approach represents a significant methodological innovation in AI ethics education. Their research demonstrates how game design can facilitate deep ethical engagement, making complex philosophical questions accessible and personally relevant. Ko's work is particularly valuable for educators and researchers seeking to prepare students for the moral challenges of an AI-driven world, offering a replicable framework for experiential ethics learning that could reshape how we teach responsible technology development.
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