Engagements
I regularly engage with policymakers, industry, researchers and wider public audiences on AI safety, governance, critical infrastructure and strategic technology. This includes policy roundtables and advisory discussions, conference speaking and moderation, and media and public commentary.
Policy and advisory engagement
Selected contributions to policy discussions, expert convening and public-facing policy outputs.
AI and critical national infrastructure
Convened a RAND Europe expert roundtable at Cambridge Tech Week on governance, resilience, accountability and preparedness as AI becomes more deeply embedded in critical infrastructure.
AI assurance for critical infrastructure
Contributed to expert discussions with policy, industry and assurance communities on what credible AI assurance should look like across critical sectors.
Chatham House
Co-authored policy work examining emerging questions around AI governance and international cooperation.
Talks, panels and moderation
Selected recent speaking engagements across AI safety, governance, strategic technology and technological futures.
India AI Impact Summit
Moderated a discussion on scientific AI safety, evaluation and governance, including the implications of increasingly capable AI for research and high-impact scientific domains.
From Taiwan’s Silicon to Europe’s Sovereign AI
Panel discussion on European AI sovereignty, semiconductor and infrastructure dependencies, resilience and trusted international partnerships.
Deeply Human Summit
Speaking on Rebuilding with Hope: Imagining AI Futures for Flourishing, exploring plural AI futures and how societies can retain meaningful agency over technological change.
UK–Netherlands AI webinars
Presented emerging research on opportunities for UK–Dutch cooperation across AI adoption, infrastructure, skills and responsible innovation.
Media and public commentary
Public-facing discussion of AI safety, emerging capabilities and the institutional implications of increasingly capable systems.
What would an AI slowdown actually mean?
Discussed the pace of AI development, evaluation and gradual deployment of the most capable systems, and the responsibilities of governments, developers and independent evaluators when safeguards prove insufficient.
AI safety, governance and strategic technology
Regular commentary on AI safety, autonomy, critical infrastructure, assurance, sovereignty, technological dependency and emerging approaches to governance.