Gabriela Arriagada-Bruneau
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Gabriela Arriagada-Bruneau is a critical voice at the intersection of gender studies, artificial intelligence, and digital culture. Her research interrogates how emerging technologies—particularly sex robots, chatbots, and AI assistants—encode and reinforce gendered norms, power structures, and social expectations. In her most-cited work, "Gender in the machine: Examining gender dynamics in sex robots, chatbots, and AI assistants" (2025), Arriagada-Bruneau offers a nuanced analysis of how these technologies are designed to perform gender, often perpetuating stereotypes while simultaneously shaping human intimacy and interaction. By bridging feminist theory with human-computer interaction, she exposes the subtle yet pervasive ways that AI systems mirror and amplify societal biases. Though early in her career, her contributions are already sparking essential conversations about ethical design, consent, and representation in the tech industry. Arriagada-Bruneau’s work is vital for students and researchers seeking to understand the social implications of AI—urging us to question not just what machines do, but whose values they embody.
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