Eglantine Schmitt

Eglantine Schmitt is a Researcher affiliated with the Cognitive Research and Enactive Design (CRED) department at Costech-UTC, Université de Technologie de Compiègne. Her work focuses on the philosophical and sociotechnical implications of emerging technologies, particularly in digital contexts. She completed her doctoral thesis in philosophy of science, addressing knowledge production challenges in big data analysis while working as an analyst at Proxem. Her research intersects cognitive capitalism, digital literacy, and sustainable innovation, emphasizing ethical and democratic dimensions of technological systems.

Key areas of interest include the societal impacts of artificial intelligence, governance of technological change, and the role of education in fostering critical engagement with digital tools. She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams at Costech, contributing to projects on technical democracy and the reconfiguration of human-technology relationships.