The Machine Race
Suzy MadiganAnalysis of how AI is changing global society, communities and relationships by Suzy Madigan, 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics 2025™, former frontline aid worker in conflict zones and Founder of Responsible AI company, The Machine Race. Fresh from Medium
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AI in The Shadow of Empire
It was a poignant location to discuss how AI can work for everyone. The visitor enters through imposing columns into a vestibule, before their gaze is commanded upwards by an ornate depiction of Heaven adorning the ceiling. We are in Marlbo...
When The Humanitarian Responder Is a Chatbot
Chatbots seem like low-risk, entry-level AI for humanitarian response, right? Until one becomes the lifeline for a gender-based violence survivor—and gets it wrong. High-stakes deployments like these offer critical insights about risk mitig...
Humanitarian AI: Why We Need New Ways of Working
At NetHope Global Summit, Greenpeace asks, “The digital dependency dilemma: can non-profits be the owners of their own destiny?” Presentation/photo: Luca Tiralongo, Greenpeace
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From conflict zones to the tech world: bringing frontline community insights to shape responsible AI | 15 years humanitarian aid across 20 countries | Founder of The Machine Race | 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics™ 2025
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