Elle Farrell-Kingsley is a writer, vintage futurist, and strategic AI advisor whose work sits at the intersection of technology, ethics, and human experience. Recognised as one of the 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics 2024 and a TechWomen100 Awardee, Elle brings a West-meets-East perspective. Her reflections on responsible tech and digital futures have appeared in Forbes, BBC, CNBC, Yahoo!, and other global outlets.

Founder of PsyberVision, Elle has provided advisory insights to governments, institutions, and NGOs on the ethical and societal implications of AI, data, and digital futures. Her work has contributed to initiatives with the UK Parliament, the Commonwealth, and the European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism (SAM). She has helped shape strategies spanning AI governance, cybersecurity, legal technology, and climate policy, and has supported a Top 5 Big Tech client in humanising AI, training language models with an emphasis on ethical, inclusive, and culturally informed design.

Elle developed privacy and data modules for the AI for Good UN ITU programme, creating both curriculum and curated reading pathways grounded in law and ethics. She has advised on AI adoption in scientific ecosystems across Europe, represented the UK as a G7 Y7 Ambassador, and served as a Next Generation Champion with the School of International Futures. Her academic recognition includes a funded place in Oxford University’s Sustainable Finance Programme, a Lord Blunkett Scholarship for Legal Technology, AI & Cyberlaw, and a John Schofield Fellowship with BBC journalism training.

Writing under the pen name Elle F. Kingsley, she explores the philosophical and societal dimensions of emerging technologies through dystopian fiction. She also advocates for digital detoxes, deliberate device use, and mindful media, reflecting on the psychological and social consequences of constant connectivity.

Across the globe, Elle speaks at events, such as the Responsible AI Summit, the Horizon Scanning Network, Youth for Privacy events, university panels, and serves as host for Stanford University’s asynchronous Ethics, Technology & Public Policy reading group.