Amara Faye: The AI Ethicist Who Dared to Wander 🌍✨

Once upon a time, in a world drowning in algorithms and data, there was a girl who refused to be just another cog in the machine. Amara Faye—AI Ethics Researcher by day, wanderlust-fueled rebel by heart—is rewriting the rules of tech, one ethical dilemma at a time.

Her story? It’s not your typical Silicon Valley fairytale. No Ivy League trust fund, no overnight unicorn startup. Just a backpack, a laptop, and a burning question: How do we keep AI from eating our souls while we’re busy scrolling? 🤖🔥

Born in a sleepy town where the internet was slower than molasses, Amara taught herself to code by hacking her school’s library computers (sorry, Mrs. Thompson). At 19, she sold her beat-up Honda Civic to fund a one-way ticket to Berlin, where she slept on couches and built her first AI audit tool in between hostel parties and existential crises.

Fast-forward to now: She’s advised governments, called out Big Tech’s BS, and once got accidentally stranded in the Amazon rainforest while researching AI’s carbon footprint (long story). Her TED Talk on "Why Your Toaster Might Be Racist" went viral, and yes, she’s still terrified of clowns. 🎪

But here’s the tea ☕: This isn’t just about saving the world. It’s about the messy, glitter-covered chaos of chasing curiosity. The all-nighters in Bali co-working spaces, the panic attacks before keynote speeches, the Tinder dates who ghosted her after hearing she audits facial recognition.

Follow along if you’re into unfiltered takes on tech ethics, solo travel disasters, and the occasional questionable life choice. Also, she’s low-key convinced her cat is an AI spy. 🐱👀

"Ethics isn’t a policy—it’s a rebellion. And baby, I’m here to burn the playbook." 🔥