Mohammad Ibrahim Abdulrahim Abdulla

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Mohammad Ibrahim Abdulrahim Abdulla is a legal scholar whose work sits at the critical intersection of emerging technology, healthcare, and civil liability. His primary research areas include the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence, autonomous systems in medicine, and the evolving framework of tort law in the digital age. Abdulla’s most notable contribution is his highly cited 2024 paper, “Civil liability for the actions of autonomous AI in healthcare: an invitation to further contemplation,” which has already garnered 28 citations—a strong signal of its timely impact. In this work, he systematically examines the profound legal gaps created when autonomous robots, from diagnostic tools to surgical assistants, cause harm, arguing that existing liability models are ill-equipped to handle non-human agency. By framing the issue as an “invitation to further contemplation,” Abdulla does not merely identify problems but opens a vital scholarly dialogue for lawmakers, technologists, and healthcare providers. His research is essential reading for anyone navigating the legal frontiers of AI, offering both a rigorous analysis of current risks and a forward-looking call for adaptive legal reform.