Selin Gerlek

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Selin Gerlek’s research lies at the fertile intersection of philosophy of technology, ethics, and human–machine interaction (HMI), with a particular focus on how information exchange between humans and machines can reshape moral values. Her most-cited work, “Value change through information exchange in human–machine interaction” (2022), offers a foundational contribution by arguing that HMI is not merely a tool for achieving practical effects, but a dynamic process that can alter the beliefs, norms, and values of both human and machine participants. This insight challenges static views of value systems, positioning Gerlek as a key voice in understanding the ethical implications of pervasive AI. While her citation count is still growing—a natural stage for an emerging scholar—her work has already sparked interest in how value change occurs through everyday technological interactions. Gerlek’s research is notable for bridging theoretical ethics with concrete HMI design, making her a compelling figure for students and researchers exploring the moral dimensions of our increasingly automated world.