Iina Savolainen

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Iina Savolainen is a leading scholar in the study of trust, emerging technologies, and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on how digital systems reshape human relationships and societal structures. Her work critically examines the dynamics of trust in and by technologies, exploring how AI-driven systems influence cultural change and interpersonal confidence. Her most-cited paper, "Trust in emerging technologies and artificial intelligence" (2025), has already garnered 2 citations, reflecting growing interest in her foundational insights into the relational nature of trust in an era of rapid digital transformation. Savolainen’s contributions stand out for their interdisciplinary approach, bridging technology studies, sociology, and ethics to address pressing questions about accountability, transparency, and human-machine interaction. Her research is particularly notable for framing trust not merely as a technical challenge but as a complex social relationship, offering nuanced perspectives that inform both academic discourse and practical policy development. As a researcher, Savolainen is recognized for her ability to anticipate the implications of emerging technologies, making her work essential reading for students and scholars navigating the ethical and relational dimensions of AI.

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   Trust in emerging technologies and artificial intelligence

   2 citations · 2025

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