Amthal Alhuwailah
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Amthal Alhuwailah is a rising scholar in the psychology of technology and personality, whose work explores the intersection of individual differences, existential anxieties, and emerging technologies. Her research focuses on how personality traits—particularly dark triad characteristics—shape young adults’ perceptions of artificial intelligence, and how fears of a dystopian future mediate these relationships. In her most-cited paper, "The Mediating Effect of Dark Future between Personality Traits and Fear of Artificial Intelligence in Arab Young Adults" (2024), Alhuwailah provides novel insights into the psychological mechanisms underlying technophobia in non-Western populations. This work, already garnering early citations, contributes to a growing body of literature on cultural variations in AI acceptance and the role of pessimistic future outlooks. Alhuwailah’s research is notable for its timely focus on Arab young adults, a demographic often underrepresented in AI-attitude studies, and for bridging personality psychology with human-computer interaction. Her findings have implications for designing culturally sensitive AI education and mental health interventions. As an early-career researcher, Alhuwailah is establishing herself as a key voice in understanding how our inner worlds shape our relationship with the technologies of tomorrow.
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