Narin Kerinc

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Dr. Narin Kerinc is a rising scholar at the intersection of technology, law, and taxation, whose work critically examines how artificial intelligence reshapes fiscal systems. Her key research areas include AI governance, tax law, and the ethical implications of algorithmic decision-making in public policy. Her most cited paper, "AI biases and its consequences on taxation" (2022), co-authored in honor of Prof. Rainer Prokisch, explores how embedded biases in AI systems can distort tax equity, from local compliance to international frameworks—a pioneering contribution that bridges computational ethics and legal scholarship. With 2 citations in a nascent field, this work signals growing recognition of her insights. Kerinc’s research is notable for its interdisciplinary rigor, addressing how technological disruptions demand new legal paradigms. As a mentee of Prof. Prokisch, she carries forward a legacy of critical inquiry, positioning herself as a key voice in debates on fair taxation in the digital age. Her emerging portfolio promises to influence policymakers and scholars alike, making her a researcher to watch in the evolving dialogue on AI and justice.