Wahiduzzaman Khan
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Dr. Wahiduzzaman Khan is a thoughtful voice at the intersection of emerging technologies and human values, with a primary research focus on the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation. In his most-cited work, "Ethical Issues on Utilization of AI, Robotics and Automation Technologies" (2020), Dr. Khan critically examines how rapid advancements in machine intelligence can introduce risks and negative consequences for employees, firms, and society at large. His research underscores a crucial balance: while end-users, scientists, and practitioners increasingly welcome machine assistance, Dr. Khan argues that these technologies must be deployed with careful ethical consideration to avoid unintended harm. Although his citation count is modest, his work contributes to an essential dialogue about responsible innovation in an era of accelerating automation. Dr. Khan’s scholarship serves as a timely reminder that technological progress must be guided by ethical foresight, making his research particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the social and moral dimensions of AI and robotics.
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