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Dr Kerry McInerney

AI Ethicist and Lecturer in AI at University of Auckland

Dr Kerry McInerney (Ngāti Ruanui) is a Lecturer at the University of Auckland School of Computer Science and an Associate Fellow at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence (LCFI) at the University of Cambridge. She is an AHRC/BBC Radio 3 New Generation Thinker, and was previously a Research Fellow at the AI Now Institute (a leading AI policy think tank in New York). Kerry’s research explores the intersections between AI ethics, data ethics, social justice, and inequality.

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Dr Kerry McInerney

Jo Townsend
Hon Nicola Willis
Stew Hamilton
Louise Unger
Dr Kerry McInerney
Dr Sina Cotter Tait
Alan Papier
Vinnay Cchoda
Julia Leske
Camilla Belich
Greg Fleming (Virtual Presenter)
Valeria Dinershteyn, CFA
Kate Turner
Mike Burrell
Catherine Langabeer
Andrew Bascand
Natasha Garcha (Virtual Presenter)
Lucas Kengmana
Matthew Picone
Dr Sebastian Gehricke
Alana Lampitt
Rachel Tinkler
Jessica Cairns
John Berry
Camden Howitt
Antoine Didisheim (Virtual Presenter)
Katie Beith
Carey Church
Catherine Bodnar
Guillaume Dehan
Safe Wongsunopparat
Joy Marslin
Dean Spicer
Glenda Taituha-Toka
Jo Jalfon
Ora Barlow-Tukaki
Mark Longbottom
Chris Douglas
Steven Moe
Kate Vennell
Alex Safran
Jono Broome
Estelle Parker
Dean Hegarty
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