Soraj Hongladarom delves into the philosophical considerations of science and technology's role within developing nations. His work critically examines how these forces can be woven into the fabric of daily life in so-called Third World countries, and what ethical questions arise from such an integration. He pays particular attention to how information technology is incorporated into the lived experiences of Thai society, especially within educational contexts. His scholarship seeks to understand the profound ethical implications of technological advancement as it intersects with culture.
Exploring the intersection of Buddhism and technology, this work proposes a framework for the ethics of AI and robotics, emphasizing the concept of "machine enlightenment." It advocates for a technological norm that integrates ethical principles with technical excellence, suggesting that advancements in AI should be guided by these standards to foster a more enlightened approach to technology.