Yi-Syuan Jian
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Yi-Syuan Jian is a leading scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, organizational justice, and public safety. Her research primarily explores how AI-powered technologies—from humanoid patrol robots to predictive analytics—reshape occupational wellbeing and ethical governance within law enforcement. In her highly cited work, "Attitudes Toward AI-powered Robots in Policing," Jian and her colleagues provide one of the first empirical investigations into how AI literacy and perceptions of organizational fairness influence Chinese police officers’ mental health and job satisfaction. This study, published in 2025, has already garnered early attention for its timely, policy-relevant insights. Jian’s broader contributions include advancing a framework for understanding the human dimensions of AI deployment in high-stakes public institutions, bridging gaps between technology adoption and worker welfare. Her work is essential reading for researchers and practitioners in criminal justice, human-computer interaction, and organizational psychology. By centering the voices of frontline officers, Jian offers a critical, evidence-based perspective on the future of intelligent policing.
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