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Artificial Intelligence in Islamic Law: Ethics, Governance, and Accountability
Muslim countries increasingly adopt Artificial Intelligence technologies, creating challenges related to accountability, explainability, discrimination, and oversight, while existing regulatory frameworks remain insufficient to govern high risk Artificial Intelligence systems comprehensively. This s
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