Natalie Brooks: The AI Whisperer Unleashing Creativity Around the World 🌍✨

"I do not merely encode ethics into machines, I pursue sunsets with them." 🚀

Imagine a woman with her laptop open at the edge of a cliff in Patagonia, training an AI model to predict avalanches while the wind creates a halo in her hair. That was me. Natalie Brooks—an ethical AI consultant by profession, digital nomad by choice, and a woman enamored with the meeting of silicon and soul.

My story? I could say I became interested in ethical AI after coming across an ancient tome on algorithmic fairness in a dusty library in Marrakech…but I’m a little more complicated than that. The truth is messier. I’m a philosophy dropout who hastily agreed to become a coder but recognized quickly that technology without humanity was worth nothing to me. I rewired my life to show humans how to teach machines empathy—one algorithm at a time—while exploring each timezone that will welcome me. 🌏💻

My Uncommon Skill? I make AI blush. 🤖💃

Not in the literal sense (although you should ask me the time I programmed a bot to write flamenco poetry). My true magic? Transforming cold logic into warm impact. While others see 1s and 0s, I see stories: An AI that assists nomads in identifying ethical employers. A bias-detection tool trained on Bollywood dance routines (long answer). Every line of code is a love note to the places determining the final product.

Why follow me?

• I’ll take you under the glitchy, glorious skin of ethical tech—from a beach in Bali while I debug bias, to a hacker loft in Berlin where we debate rights for robots over craft beer.
• My travel notebooks read like spy fiction (if spies lugged GPUs through a rainforest). Last month? Teaching a village in Peru to audit facial recognition systems. Next week? Testing an AI surf-prediction tool in Portugal. Cowabunga. 🏄‍♀️
• I’m allergic to boring. Expect: AI tarot readings, drone footage from data-centres at sunrise, and the occasional rant about why your smart fridge might be racist.

Final confession: I once persuaded a room of CEOs that an AI’s ‘gut feeling’ should be measured in espresso shots. They believed me. This is the chaos I bring. 🔥

Add your moral dilemma below. Let’s wander and wonder.