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Mohd Hazmi is a pioneering legal scholar whose work interrogates the intersection of emerging technologies, digital transformation, and fundamental rights. His research focuses on the doctrinal and ethical frameworks necessary for governing autonomous robotic systems, artificial intelligence, and the broader digital transition of society. Hazmi’s most notable contribution is his monograph *The Robots Assert Their Rights* (2020), which synthesizes findings from the First Far Eastern International Forum on the same theme. This work critically examines the moral, ethical, and legal standards required as autonomous technologies become embedded in daily life, addressing pressing questions about personhood, liability, and human oversight. Although his citation count remains modest—with 2 citations to date—his scholarship is foundational in a rapidly evolving field, helping to shape early discourse on robotic rights and digital governance. Hazmi’s work is essential reading for researchers and students exploring the legal and ethical dimensions of AI, robotics, and the future of human-machine relations.