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Anmol Arora is a researcher at the University of Cambridge’s School of Clinical Medicine whose work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and healthcare ethics. His most influential contribution, “Conceptualising Artificial Intelligence as a Digital Healthcare Innovation: An Introductory Review,” has accumulated 78 combined citations and provides a foundational framework for understanding AI’s transformative role in clinical settings—particularly in diagnostic imaging for dermatology and radiology. Arora has also explored the psychological and societal dimensions of automation in medicine, notably through his work on Moravec’s paradox and the fear of job automation in health care, which has garnered 9 citations. More recently, he has advanced the concept of Virtuous Integrative Social Robotics (VISR), a value-driven philosophy for developing social robots grounded in the ethical principles of autonomy, responsibility, and transparency. His prescient commentary on the inevitability of robotic anesthesia further demonstrates his forward-looking perspective. Through a combination of rigorous review and ethical foresight, Arora is shaping how the medical community prepares for an increasingly autonomous technological future.