About
I am Artur Gunia, PhD, a philosopher, computer scientist, and cognitive scientist. I hold the position of an assistant professor at the Department of Cognitive Science at Jagiellonian University. My research interests revolve around cognitive enhancement through the utilization of augmented and mixed reality technologies, and I'm particularly focused on understanding how these technologies affect cognitive processes.
Additionally, I delve into transhumanist philosophy, with a specific emphasis on the concepts of morphological freedom and cyborgization. At the moment, my research revolves around the intriguing realm of social robots and their influence on human emotions. This research allows me to collaborate with remarkable robots such as Pepper, Nao, Misty 2, and Miro-E, which is an absolute pleasure. Over the course of my career, I have authored numerous scientific articles that explore the impact of information technologies on human cognitive abilities.
Projects
iChores: Intuitive interfaces for human-robot collaboration
A study on the role of scene explanations in creating trust in Human-Robot Interaction
Safety as the sixth sense - Perceptual Enhancement Technologies
Recent Publications
Gunia, A. (2024). The role of trust in human-machine interaction: Cognitive science perspective. W Artificial intelligence, management and trust (s. 85–126). Routledge.
Gunia, A., Jarosz, S., & Sołtysik, M. (2024). Robot ethics and artificial morality. W Artificial Intelligence, Management and Trust (s. 127–143). Routledge.
Schöning, J., Kettler, J., Jäger, M. I., & Gunia, A. (2023). Grand theft auto-based cycling simulator for cognitive enhancement technologies in dangerous traffic situations. Sensors, 23(7), 3672. https://doi.org/10.3390/s23073672
