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Tung Manh Ho is a researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of artificial intelligence, healthcare, and ethics, with a particular focus on how AI technologies are perceived, adopted, and morally understood across different societies. His most influential contribution, a 2019 bibliometric study on global AI research in health and medicine, has accumulated an impressive 458 citations, establishing him as a key voice in mapping the landscape of medical AI scholarship. Ho's research extends beyond technical analysis into the human dimensions of AI adoption — notably through his cross-cultural investigations in Japan, where he has examined public and patient attitudes toward emotional AI in clinical settings, work that has drawn significant scholarly attention with nearly 80 citations. His interest in the ethical implications of AI is further reflected in his study of college students' moral awareness regarding AI technologies, cited over 50 times. More recently, Ho has broadened his scope to explore darker applications of AI, including its role in online radicalization, and has engaged critically with eldercare automation in aging societies. Together, his body of work reveals a researcher committed to understanding AI not merely as a technological phenomenon, but as a profound social and ethical challenge.