Arian Prabowo, an AI researcher with a PhD from RMIT University, specialises in creating bespoke AI models for spatiotemporal data, focusing on real-world impact. With experiences as a university tutor and high school teacher, Arian excels at making complex AI topics accessible to a wider audience. Beyond his technical pursuits, Arian harbours a passion for visual arts, design, and communication, reflecting his holistic approach to the field.

Alexa Steinbrück is a creative technologist, AI educator and artist from Germany. She co-runs the XLab, a lab for creative AI, as part of BurgLabs at Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle, Germany, and co-created the website aimyths.org.

Angela Kim is an AI professional specialised in Ethics, Explainability, Diversity and Inclusion in AI and recipient of Top 5 Analytics Leaders in 2020 from the Institute of Analytics Professional Australia (IAPA).

Merve Hickok is the Founder at AIethicist.org & Senior Research Director at Center for AI and Digital Policy. She is a social researcher, consultant and trainer on AI ethics & policy, focusing on bias, social justice and public interest.

Dr. Patricia Gestoso is a tech inclusion strategist and researcher. She has spearheaded initiatives such as the Tech Inclusion Partnership in the UK and is the winner of the 2020 Women in Software Changemakers award.

R. Buse Çetin is an AI researcher, consultant and creative. Her work revolves around ethics, impact, and governance of AI systems. Buse is the co-founder & research lead of AI research, advocacy and art platform Dreaming Beyond AI.

Yadira Sánchez Benítez is a research software engineer working in collaborative and community based technological co-creation. Fellow of the Software Sustainability Institute, doing a doctoral degree in human-centred AI.

Jamillah Knowles is a writer and illustrator based in Bristol. She has a degree in AI and has written about technology for decades. She turns her tech knowledge and observations into pictures for editorial and web sites and runs the Jemimah Knight Studio for art and illustration.

Jenn is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of York. She researches the impact of science, emerging technologies and AI futures. particularly across education, health and the creative industries. One of her projects focuses on responsible storytelling in relation to AI, including the project ‘AI, What’s that Sound?’ which explores the sonic framing of AI and public attitudes toward AI in music and digital creativity.

Jerrold is MD at UKAI Projects and founder at Ferment AI. Formerly program director at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Jerrold’s cultural work includes exploring practices to interrupt official ideologies. He is a BMW Foundation Responsible Leader and lead for Goethe-Institut’s Algorithmic Culture.

Zoya is a DPhil student in the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford. Prior to this, she studied an undergraduate law degree at LSE and an MPhil in the Ethics of AI, Data, and Algorithms at the University of Cambridge. Zoya is leading a team of ‘Stewards’ to support Better Images of AI’s mission.

Dominik is a media scholar and information designer, currently at the departments of Philosophy and Media Studies at the University of Amsterdam. His practice bridges interaction design and academic writing to study the manufacture of visibility - from digital images mediating technological innovation to the politics of interface design. He was a research fellow at SETUP Media Lab, authored “Defining the Deep Blue Sublime”.

Nadia is an independent researcher, designer, and co-founder and creative director of AIxDESIGN.

Ploipailin is a researcher, strategist, and co-founder of AIxDESIGN - focusing on building radically equitable and anti-racist businesses and technologies.