Moatasem El-Gheriani

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Moatasem El-Gheriani is a legal scholar whose work sits at the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, healthcare, and civil liability. His primary research focuses on the legal and ethical implications of deploying autonomous AI systems in medical settings, particularly the unresolved question of who bears responsibility when these systems cause harm. In his most-cited paper, "Civil liability for the actions of autonomous AI in healthcare: an invitation to further contemplation" (2024, 28 citations), El-Gheriani provides a foundational analysis of the gaps in existing legal frameworks, arguing that current liability models are ill-equipped to handle the complexity of AI-driven medical decisions. This work has quickly become a touchstone for scholars and policymakers grappling with the accountability of autonomous surgical robots and diagnostic algorithms. By framing the issue as an urgent invitation for deeper legal and philosophical debate, El-Gheriani has established himself as a key voice in the emerging field of AI law and bioethics. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring how legal systems must evolve to keep pace with rapid technological change in medicine.