Auxane Boch

Auxane Boch serves as a Research Associate and Doctoral Candidate at the Technical University of Munich's Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence. Her academic work focuses on the ethical implementation of AI systems within educational contexts and broader societal applications.

• M.Sc in Cyberpsychology from Dùn Laoghaire's Institute of Art, Design, and Technology (2020)
• B.Sc in Psychology from Université Savoie Mont Blanc (2018)

Her primary research explores Ethics of Artificial Intelligence with specialization in Social Robots Ethics, Video Games psychology applications, Cultural factors affecting AI adoption, and Ethical opportunities in AI for Earth Observation. She investigates how AI accountability frameworks can be developed while considering environmental impacts and bias mitigation.

Analysis of her publication output reveals consistent focus on ethically-embedded AI solutions for educational institutions, particularly examining how chatbot systems can enhance teaching quality while maintaining privacy standards and human oversight.

No scientific awards or major honors are documented in available materials.

Boch actively collaborates with researchers across international institutions on AI ethics projects, with particular emphasis on practical implementations in university teaching centers. Her work addresses faculty support systems and the balance between automation and human intervention in educational technology.

She operates within the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence at Technical University of Munich, contributing to research that bridges psychological understanding with technological implementation in AI systems.