Yuhuan Wu

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Yuhuan Wu is an emerging scholar at the intersection of political science and artificial intelligence, whose work probes the governance and societal implications of robotic and autonomous systems. In their most-cited paper, "Politics and Robots" (2023), Wu examines how political institutions shape—and are reshaped by—the deployment of robotic technologies, offering a framework for understanding power dynamics in automated societies. Though early in their career, with 2 citations to date, this contribution signals a growing influence in the nascent field of "robot politics," where Wu is among the first to systematically analyze the regulatory and ethical challenges posed by AI-driven machines. Their research bridges political theory, public policy, and technology studies, providing critical insights into how democratic systems can adapt to rapid automation. Wu’s work is particularly notable for its interdisciplinary rigor, drawing on comparative politics and science and technology studies to forecast the political consequences of robotics. As the field expands, Wu is poised to become a key voice in debates over AI governance, making their research essential reading for students and scholars exploring the future of politics in an age of intelligent machines.