Listed, among the world’s top 100 women in AI ethics, Professor Cummings is also among World Summit AI’s Top 50 AI Innovators and among Inspired Minds AI Brains Hall of Fame. Professor Cummings is also a criminologist, criminal psychologist, and a therapeutic jurisprudence specialist. A former journalist and broadcaster, she serves as an advisor to the Center for News, Technology & Innovation (CNTI) which examines the impact of digital technologies on journalism, a free press and access to quality information globally. Professor Cummings specializes in AI leadership, AI policy development, AI governance, public sector AI, AI risk management, AI crisis communication, and using AI to save lives. Justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion are critical aspects of her work as she promotes inclusive innovation and ethical, responsible, and trustworthy AI. Her work extends to include disinformation, democracy, representation, identity, and governance. Professor Cummings is committed to using AI to empower and transform, helping governments and organizations navigate the AI landscape and develop future AI leaders. She is a champion for the voices of the historically underrepresented in STEM, increasing the visibility, and amplifying the voices of underserved communities, in AI, and new and emerging technologies, forcing us to stretch the imagination of AI. Through her activism and research, she is creating space for people without traditional power to participate meaningfully in the process of designing, developing, deploying, and adopting AI. Through rigorous thinking, meaningful participation, and scholarship, Professor Cummings advocates for AI we can trust. She is on the frontline of ethical AI, generating real time solutions to the consequences of AI and the impacts of data and technology on society. A thought-leader, motivational speaker, and mentor, she has given a multitude of talks to conferences, groups, and policymakers, including in the U.S. Senate, and is a recognized expert who lectures, nationally and internationally, on ethical data science and ethical AI and offers expert analysis on national and international television. She has mastered the art of creative storytelling, science communication and deconstructing complex topics into critical everyday conversations that inform and inspire.