My research lies at the intersection of marketing and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on human–AI interactions. I investigate how empathic voice assistants influences decision-making processes in retail and healthcare settings.
My current work explores the role of AI companions equipped with memory and their impact on the well-being and behavioral patterns of older adults, contributing to the growing dialogue on ethical and AI empathy design.
My research interests include:
Keywords: AI Empathy, AI Assistants, AI Commerce, AI Companion, Technology FOMO.
2024 Grant for the project “AI Empathy Research Initiative” from the UZH Foundation (University of Zurich) – 10’000 CHF
Ad-hoc Peer Reviewer: Journal of Business Research, Management Decision, Information Systems Journal, European Journal of Marketing, International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, ACM CHI, Telematics and Informatics Reports, Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, Behaviour & Information Technology, Tourism and Hospitality Research, Australian Journal of Psychology, Business and Society Review, and Journal of Industrial and Business Marketing.