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A. Ghoshal is a leading voice in human-robot interaction and AI ethics, with a sharp focus on the Global South. Her research critically examines the deployment of social robots and embodied AI in marginalized communities, challenging the dominance of Western-centric frameworks. Ghoshal’s most cited work, “It looks useful, works just fine, but will it replace me?” (2024, 4 citations), pioneers the study of special educators’ perceptions of social robots for autism care in India, revealing crucial tensions between utility and job security in under-resourced settings. Her 2025 paper, “Embodied AI at the Margins,” advances a postcolonial ethics for intelligent robotic systems, arguing that prevailing roboethics fail to address the unique socio-cultural realities of the Global South. By centering voices from the periphery, Ghoshal’s work exposes how power, history, and inequality shape technology adoption. Her contributions are vital for students and researchers seeking to build equitable, context-aware AI systems. Through rigorous qualitative inquiry, she is redefining what ethical, inclusive robotics looks like beyond the Global North, making her a transformative figure in the field.
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