Nesibe Kantar

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Nesibe Kantar is a pioneering scholar in digital ethics, whose work is shaping how we understand moral responsibility in an increasingly automated world. Her research centers on the intersection of technology, human flourishing, and global ethical frameworks, with a particular focus on developing ethical theories that can accommodate both human and non-human agents—including robots, cyborgs, and artificial intelligence. Kantar’s most cited paper, "Global ethics for the digital age – flourishing ethics" (2021), has garnered 24 citations and introduces a groundbreaking ethical framework designed to be universally applicable across diverse cultures. In this work, she argues that traditional ethical models are insufficient for addressing the complex moral landscape of the Digital Age, proposing instead a "Flourishing Ethics" that considers the well-being of all entities affected by technological decisions. Her contributions are notable for their forward-thinking approach, bridging philosophy, computer science, and global policy. Kantar’s work is essential reading for students and researchers grappling with the ethical implications of emerging technologies, offering a robust foundation for navigating the moral challenges of our digital future.