Anna Puzio

Anna Puzio is a philosopher, theologian, and ethicist affiliated with the University of Twente as a Researcher in the ESDiT Research Programme (Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies). Her work bridges anthropology, technology, and ethics, with a focus on humanoid robots, medical ethics, and environmental ethics.

• PhD in Philosophy of Technology and Transhumanism (Munich School of Philosophy, 2021)
• Master in German Language and Literature, Catholic Theology (University of Münster, 2018)
• Bachelor in German Language and Literature (University of Münster, 2017)

Her research explores the intersection of anthropology and technology ethics, particularly in areas like:

• Social Robotics: Ethical implications of robots in society, deception, and religious roles
• Medical Ethics: Reproductive technologies and ectogestative advancements
• AI and Diversity: Queer AI, bias in algorithms, and cultural integration
• Environmental Ethics: Sustainable development, postmodern identity, and technological impact on ecosystems

Key themes across her publications include human-robot interaction, theological approaches to AI, and ethical frameworks for emerging technologies. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals in Education, Ethics, and Environmental Technology.

Scientific Recognition:

• Hanns Seidel Foundation Scholarship for PhD research

Anna contributes to interdisciplinary dialogues on technology's societal role through the ESDiT Research Programme, collaborating with experts in robotics, ethics, and public policy.