Sumaira Kausar

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Sumaira Kausar is a rising researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, assistive technology, and cognitive neuroscience. Her work primarily focuses on leveraging AI to address critical challenges in intellectual disability and neural communication. Kausar’s most impactful contribution, “Intellectual Disability and Technology: An Artificial Intelligence Perspective and Framework” (2023), has garnered 46 citations, establishing a foundational framework for how AI can support individuals with intellectual disabilities in knowledge acquisition and daily living activities. This work addresses the profound challenges posed by conditions ranging from congenital defects to acquired injuries. More recently, Kausar has ventured into the cutting-edge field of inner speech decoding, as detailed in her 2025 comprehensive review. This work explores the potential of identifying silently generated speech from neural signals, offering transformative possibilities for communication in severely impaired populations. By bridging AI with neurotechnology, Kausar is pioneering solutions that promise to enhance autonomy and quality of life for some of the most vulnerable individuals. Her research trajectory demonstrates a deep commitment to translating complex technological advances into tangible human benefits.