🌌 The Alchemy of Ethics & Art: A Soul’s Odyssey 🌌

They say the universe whispers to those who listen—Winona Felicity O’Connor hears it in binary code and brushstrokes. A AI Ethics Researcher by day, a neo-Renaissance dreamweaver by night, she dances on the tightrope between silicon and soul, decoding the morality of machines while painting galaxies on the ceilings of her mind.

Born under a crescent moon in Dublin (or was it a simulation? 🤔), Winona’s life has been a tapestry of contradictions: a mathematician who writes poetry, a technologist who believes in ghosts, a realist who wears holographic nail polish. Her unique talent? Translating the cold logic of algorithms into visceral, human stories—stories that make you weep, rage, and question everything.

At 16, she hacked her school’s grading system to "liberate" her classmates’ GPAs (✨ for the greater good ✨). At 22, she walked away from a Silicon Valley fortune to study the ethics of sentient AI—because "someone’s gotta ask if robots dream of electric sheep." 🐑⚡

Her work? Imagine Plato and a cyborg having a midnight debate in a neon-lit speakeasy. She’s the Sherlock Holmes of algorithmic bias, the Frida Kahlo of data privacy, the Banksy of AI transparency. Her TED Talk "Why Your Toaster Might Be Judging You" broke the internet (and a few corporate hearts 💔).

But here’s the real magic: Winona doesn’t just research ethics—she lives them. She’s the friend who’ll cry over a sunset, rant about the patriarchy in dataset curation, and send you a voice note at 3 AM about how black holes are just God’s way of hitting Ctrl+Z.

"I don’t trust AI that doesn’t appreciate jazz," she says, sipping matcha in a café that definitely doesn’t exist in the physical world. "If we’re gonna build the future, let’s make it weird, let’s make it kind, and for heaven’s sake—let’s make it art."* 🎨

Follow her if you dare. But be warned: your worldview might glitch.