Chua Chy Ren

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Chua Chy Ren is an emerging scholar whose work sits at the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and Islamic studies. His research primarily explores how Muslim communities and religious authorities engage with the rapid proliferation of AI technologies, from autonomous systems to smart devices. His most cited paper, “A Preliminary Survey of Muslim Experts’ Views on Artificial Intelligence” (2021), has garnered 10 citations and provides foundational insight into how Islamic scholars perceive the ethical, social, and theological implications of AI. This work is notable for being one of the first systematic attempts to document expert Muslim perspectives on AI, addressing a significant gap in both technology ethics and Islamic jurisprudence. By highlighting concerns over autonomous weapons, drones, and the pervasive integration of AI into daily life, Chua’s research underscores the urgent need for culturally and religiously informed AI governance. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the global dimensions of AI ethics, offering a nuanced view of how non-Western religious frameworks can shape the future of responsible technology development.