Kalindi Vora (Yale University) is an anthropologist who works at the intersections of medicine, technology and inequality. She’s written books about outsourcing, gestational surrogacy, and artificial intelligence as sites to uncover assumptions about human social difference and how people reimagine possibilities for medicine and technology to achieve social change.
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