Mandy M. Ko

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Mandy M. Ko is a leading voice in the ethics of human-computer interaction, with a primary focus on the societal implications of artificial intelligence. Her work critically examines the moral frameworks surrounding AI personal assistants, exploring how these technologies reshape privacy, autonomy, and interpersonal relationships. Ko’s most cited paper, "Living with AI personal assistant: an ethical appraisal" (2023), has garnered 21 citations, marking a foundational contribution to the discourse on responsible AI design. In this work, she systematically evaluates the ethical trade-offs embedded in everyday AI use, challenging both developers and users to reconsider consent, data sovereignty, and the subtle erosion of human agency. Beyond this, Ko’s research bridges philosophy and applied technology, offering actionable guidelines for ethical AI deployment. Her scholarship is distinguished by its clarity and urgency, making complex ethical dilemmas accessible to interdisciplinary audiences. As a rising figure in tech ethics, Ko’s work is increasingly referenced in policy discussions and design frameworks, positioning her as a critical thinker shaping the future of human-centered AI.