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E Majul is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ontology, and theology, exploring how modern AI systems challenge traditional understandings of agency and intelligence. Their most-cited work, "Non-Human Agents: Exploring Modern AI Through the Lens of Contemporary Ontology and Theology" (2025), examines the philosophical and theological implications of large language models, agentic AI, and robotics. By engaging with diverse ontological frameworks, Majul offers a novel perspective on how AI evolution forces a re-evaluation of what it means to be an agent, bridging cutting-edge technology with centuries-old philosophical and theological debates. This work has garnered attention for its interdisciplinary approach, earning 1 citation in its early stages. Majul’s research is particularly notable for its timeliness, addressing the rapid acceleration of AI development and its profound implications for human self-understanding. Their contributions are essential reading for scholars and students interested in the ethical, metaphysical, and spiritual dimensions of artificial intelligence, positioning Majul as a distinctive voice in the growing field of AI and philosophy.
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