Elle Farrell-Kingsley is a writer, nomadic futurist, and strategic AI advisor, exploring the intersections of AI, ethics, and human experiences. Honoured as one of the 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics™ (2024) and a TechWomen100 Award recipient, her insights have been featured by Forbes, BBC, CNBC, Yahoo! and other leading outlets.

Founder of PsyberVision, Elle advises governments, institutions, and NGOs on the ethical and societal implications of AI, data, and digital futures. Her work has influenced initiatives with the UK Parliament, the Commonwealth, and the European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism (SAM), while guiding strategies in AI, cybersecurity, legal tech, and climate policy. She has helped humanise AI for a Top 5 Big Tech client, training large language models and generative systems with a focus on ethical, equitable, and inclusive design.

Within policy and education, Elle designed privacy and data modules grounded in law for the AI for Good UN ITU programme, creating both online modules and curated reading materials. She has also provided advisory insights on AI adoption in science across Europe, served as a G7 Y7 Ambassador and Next Generation Champion with the School of International Futures, and participates in international roundtables to ensure youth perspectives inform strategic decisions. Her academic and professional accolades include a funded place on the Sustainable Finance Programme at Oxford University’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, a Lord Blunkett Scholarship for Legal Technology, AI, and Cyberlaw studies, and a John Schofield Fellowship, which provided BBC journalism and broadcast training.

A storyteller at heart, Elle writes under the pen name Elle F. Kingsley, producing dystopian narratives that explore the societal and philosophical implications of emerging technologies. She also advocates for digital detoxes, deliberate device use, and mindful media, reflecting on the psychological and social consequences of constant connectivity.

Her speaking engagements include the Responsible AI Summit, Horizon Scanning Network, Youth for Privacy, university panels, and hosting Stanford University’s asynchronous Ethics, Technology & Public Policy reading group.