Elle is a passionate advocate for youth policy, AI ethics, and interdisciplinary approaches. Recognised for reporting and researching emerging technologies and their impact, she has earned accolades such as being awarded 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics™ – 2024, a funded place on the Sustainable Finance programme at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment - University of Oxford, and a prestigious John Schofield Fellowship. Her work spans impactful content curation for AI search engines, training LLMs and advocating for informed tech and climate-influenced policies in the UK Parliament.

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As an AI Curator and Dialogue Writer, Elle brings technology to life by crafting quality experiences and training models, contributing to cutting-edge conversational and generative AI solutions for a Top 5 Big Tech client. Leveraging her social sciences and humanities background, she humanises AI, adding a touch of empathy to the world of technology.

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Dedicated to advocacy and impact and committed to shaping impactful national strategies, presenting research findings and policy recommendations to key stakeholders in the UK Parliament, the Commonwealth and internationally is a crucial aspect of her work. She's acted as an AI Advisor in the interdisciplinary Foresight Workshop, providing expertise on the successful uptake of AI in science in the EU in support of the European Commission's Scientific Advice Mechanism (SAM). She has also delivered guest lectures on humanising AI for the University of Manchester to PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, participated as a panellist in discussions on the future of AI, facilitated data privacy sessions and hosted and facilitated a global reading group with participants from across four continents for Stanford University, asynchronous to its Ethics, Technology, and Public Policy course.

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With a humanities and social sciences background, she offers a unique perspective that encourages readers to explore the intersection of arts, technology, policy, and society.