Elizabeth M. Renieris
Elizabeth M. Renieris is a senior research associate at Oxford’s Institute for Ethics in AI and the founder and CEO of Hackylawyer, a law and policy consultancy. As a data protection and privacy expert (CIPP/E, CIPP/US) focused on data governance as well as the ethical and human rights implications of digital identity, AI, blockchain, and other emerging technologies, she has advised the World Bank, U.S. House of Representatives, U.K. Parliament, European Commission, and a variety of international organizations and prominent technology companies on these subjects.
A former fellow at Stanford’s Digital Civil Society Lab, Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, and Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Renieris is the author of Beyond Data: Reclaiming Human Rights at the Dawn of the Metaverse (MIT Press, 2023). She holds an LLM from the London School of Economics, JD from Vanderbilt University, and AB from Harvard College.
Explore Renieris’s work with MIT SMR below.
Elizabeth Renieris at MIT SMR
Leading Change
A Fragmented Landscape Is No Excuse for Global Companies Serious About Responsible AI
Artificial intelligence experts debate whether there is alignment around global standards and norms for responsible AI.
Customers
Artificial Intelligence Disclosures Are Key to Customer Trust
Experts in artificial intelligence debate if organizations should disclose how AI is used in products and services.
IT Governance & Leadership
Organizations Face Challenges in Timely Compliance With the EU AI Act
Experts in artificial intelligence debate how prepared organizations are to comply with the EU AI Act’s requirements.
IT Governance & Leadership
AI-Related Risks Test the Limits of Organizational Risk Management
Experts debate how effectively organizations are adjusting risk management practices to govern AI.
IT Governance & Leadership
Managing RAI Requires a Central Team
A panel of experts weighs in on whether oversight of responsible AI should be entrusted to a single business function.
IT Governance & Leadership
Are Responsible AI Programs Ready for Generative AI? Experts Are Doubtful
Do responsible AI programs effectively address the risks of generative artificial intelligence tools? Experts weigh in.