Nughthoh Arfawi Kurdhi

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Nughthoh Arfawi Kurdhi is a researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, social robotics, and emotional computing, with a focus on imbuing machines with human-like decision-making capabilities. His most-cited work, "Human AI: Social robot decision-making using emotional AI and neuroscience" (2023), has garnered 7 citations, marking a foundational contribution to the field. In this study, Kurdhi pioneers a framework that integrates emotional AI and neuroscientific principles to enable social robots to make context-aware, empathetic decisions—bridging the gap between cold computation and human emotional intelligence. This work addresses a critical challenge in human-robot interaction: how to design autonomous systems that can interpret and respond to human affective states in real time. By drawing on neuroscience models of emotion and cognition, Kurdhi’s research offers a novel pathway for creating more natural, trustworthy, and socially adept robots. His contributions hold significant implications for assistive technologies, mental health support, and collaborative robotics. As a rising voice in AI ethics and embodied cognition, Kurdhi continues to push the boundaries of how machines understand and mirror human emotional experience, laying groundwork for the next generation of socially intelligent agents.