The Diana Initiative
When Machines See: Navigating Privacy in the Robotic Frontier
As robots transition from factory floors to intimate spaces like homes and healthcare facilities, they present emerging privacy and security considerations that push the boundaries of traditional cybersecurity frameworks. This talk will explore how physical robots equipped with advanced sensors and AI capabilities introduce novel challenges for data protection, surveillance mitigations, and privacy preservation.
The Harvard Approach: Humanizing AI Development
Harvard Law School Executive Education
Last week I became an inaugural member of Harvard Law School Executive Education's AI and the Law program, the first of its kind.
'Navigating the New Legal Landscape' brought together CEOs, Chief Legal Officers, Partners, and…
Privacy in the Age of Robotics
In a recently published article for the IAPP, I talk about the robotics privacy framework I developed at Google.
“Existing privacy mitigations may no longer be sufficient for human-robot interactions.” That’s why I’m working to promote privacy-preserving design in the responsible deployment of robotics with embedded AI.
2025 SXSW Speaker
Check out our Women in Automotive Tech panel conversation on Data-Driven Dreams: Is Your Car Your Friend or Big Brother?