Sergey Smolnikov
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Sergey Smolnikov is a sociologist whose research critically examines the intersection of technology, education, and society, with a particular focus on the humanistic implications of Russia’s transition to a robotic and digitalized society. His work centers on the sociological challenges of modernizing technical education and training specialists for a rapidly automating world. In his 2021 paper, “Specialists training in a technical university in the transition to a robotic society,” he explores how sociology must underpin the development of professional staff to meet the demands of societal modernization. His companion study, “Sociology On Prospects Of Robotization And Digitalization Of Russian Society,” delves into the urgent need to uphold humanistic principles amid technological upheaval, drawing on both Russian and international literature to frame the debate. Though his citation counts are modest—each paper has garnered 2 citations—Smolnikov’s contributions are notable for their timely focus on the ethical and social dimensions of robotization, a critical yet underexplored area in Russian sociology. His work offers a foundational perspective for students and researchers interested in the socio-technical transitions shaping contemporary society.
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