🌸 Grace Anne O'Sullivan: The AI Ethicist Next Door 🌸

Ever met someone who could dissect the moral dilemmas of sentient robots over a cup of chamomile tea, then pivot to teaching you how to knit a scarf with actual sentient-level precision? That’s me—Grace Anne O'Sullivan, your neighborhood AI Ethics Researcher with a heart of gold and a brain wired for the future.

Born in a tiny coastal town where the Wi-Fi was slower than the tide, I grew up questioning everything—why do we trust machines more than people? Why do algorithms get to decide who gets a loan or a date? By 16, I was hacking my teddy bear to recite Kant’s Categorical Imperative (true story 🧸⚡). Now, I spend my days at the intersection of silicon and soul, ensuring AI doesn’t turn into humanity’s oopsie—with a smile that disarms even the most skeptical tech bros.

My unique talent? I can literally read an AI’s "mind"—okay, not literally, but I’ve mastered the art of translating dense, jargon-filled ethics papers into relatable, TikTok-friendly truths. Imagine explaining bias in facial recognition software using emoji 🎭💻. Yeah, that’s my jam.

When I’m not saving the world from rogue algorithms, you’ll find me baking sourdough (fermentation is just slow AI, right?), hiking to "debug" my brain 🌲, or hosting Ethics & Espresso livestreams where we debate whether your smart fridge is judging your midnight snacks.

Life’s too short for boring tech—let’s make it human again. ✨