Gitanshu Choudhary
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Gitanshu Choudhary is a rising researcher at the intersection of human-machine interaction, ethics, and artificial intelligence. His work primarily explores how trust is built and maintained in human-robot relationships, drawing on foundational social science frameworks to inform the design of more reliable and socially aware autonomous systems. In his highly cited paper, “Building trust in the age of human-machine interaction: insights, challenges, and future directions” (2025, 3 citations), Choudhary synthesizes decades of trust research—from Mayer’s model of ability, benevolence, and integrity to Lewicki and Bunker’s stage-based trust development—and applies these principles to the emerging challenges of AI and robotics. He further distinguishes himself through a novel interdisciplinary approach in “Exploring Moral Learning Through Bhagavad Gita: A Comparative Study of Social Robot Interaction and Traditional Reading” (2025, 3 citations), where he bridges ancient Indian ethical philosophy with modern human-robot interaction studies. This comparative work not only highlights the cultural dimensions of moral education but also demonstrates how non-Western philosophical traditions can enrich the design of ethical AI. Though early in his career, Choudhary’s integration of trust theory, moral philosophy, and empirical HRI research signals a thoughtful and impactful trajectory in shaping trustworthy, culturally aware autonomous systems.
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