I have vast experience delivering trainings to organisations. Examples include practical workshops on the first-of-its-kind human rights, democracy, and the rule of law risk and impact assessment for AI systems (HUDERIA) for the Council of Europe, AI governance courses for UK companies, and teacher training packages on the benefits, risks, and implications of using generative AI in the classroom.

I can produce bespoke trainings on a variety of topics included but not limited to:

• How to practically deploy the Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law Risk and Impact Assessment for AI Systems (HUDERIA);

• Increasing your organisation or team’s understanding of the AI regulation and policy landscape;

• How to embed responsible innovation practices across the AI project lifecycle;

• How to facilitate meaningful engagement with children and young people across the design, development, and deployment of AI systems;

• How to assure human rights are respected throughout the entirety of the AI project lifecycle;

As an Associate Teaching Fellow at the University of Oxford, I delivered weekly lectures for two years on topics relating to the technology sector, ethics, and leadership. I have been invited to give guest lectures at a number of universities including University College London, Wake Forest University, Bocconi University, and the University of Oslo.

I have a track record of publishing research on a variety of topics relating to responsible research and innovation and AI policy and governance.

I have delivered research funded by organisations such as the LEGO Group, the Council of Europe, the Global Partnership on AI, and the Engineering Physical Sciences Research Council.

My agile and organised approach allows me to deliver high-quality research in a timely manner and accessible to a wide audience.

I have a track record of delivering curated presentations to organisations that often involve how to practically embed AI governance processes across the organisation, how to deploy the HUDERIA, or to inform the organisation of the benefits and risks of AI technologies with respect to their specific domain or problem set.

I offer advisory capabilities to organisations looking to learn more about how to design, develop, and deploy AI systems in an ethical and responsible way.

I currently serve as an Expert Advisor to the Council of Europe’s Committe on AI and an Advisory Board member for the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ).

I have been frequently called on to offer my expertise by the Department for Education, the ICO, UK SMEs, primary and secondary schools across the UK, NGOs, and children’s rights organisations.