Ai Ethics Websites

Barry Morisse is an entrepreneur, ethicist, writer, and speaker from Johannesburg, South Africa. He is passionate about ideas and creating things from them, including essays, books, blog posts, videos, podcasts, companies, systems, music, plays, and keynotes. Barry is a qualified Chartered Accountant with an honors degree in Accounting and is completing his masters degree in Philosophy focused on the ethics of artificial intelligence. He speaks and writes publicly about AI Ethics from an African perspective and acts as an advisor and consultant to South African businesses. He also runs a theatre club and co-hosts a weekly podcast.

Leiry Serón is a designer and creative entrepreneur focused on building smart and beautiful solutions. She studies and designs human-AI collaboration systems that learn through interaction, turning intelligence into architecture. Leiry is passionate about ethical AI practices and ensuring that innovation serves humanity responsibly. She is a brand designer, visual communication specialist, and tech enthusiast who thrives at the intersection of design, technology, and innovation. Leiry is dedicated to enhancing everyday life while fostering a more sustainable and inclusive future.

Damola Morenikeji is a writer/storyteller, social entrepreneur, and operator. They love making and helping others make new things. Damola founded Curiosity to support people on adventures that create abundance and solve meaningful problems. They held founding roles at impact-driven organizations and helped launch initiatives that reached millions. Their adventures span global education, media, conscious leadership, responsible innovation, ethics and governance of AI/technology, and human flourishing. Damola writes the blog byDamo.la.

Ben Byford is a games designer, AI ethicist, teacher, web designer, space maker, and artist. He is a podcaster for the Machine Ethics Podcast and an Ethical by Design Artificial Intelligence consultant. Ben makes games with his company Nuclear Candy Games. He has taught data science, design & coding with Cambridge Spark, Decoded and Ada College. He has worked on web, games, ML and app projects, and even ran his own co-working space. Ben's public speaking and lecturing blends his insights in AI and ethics, web technologies, games and entrepreneurship; focussing on the usage of technology as a tool for innovation, social good and creativity. Ben can be found in Bristol, UK.