Total Results: 669
My nam is Max Dugoua, I’m 22 years old and currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence Law at Catholic University of Paris. Passionate about the legal challeges posed by new technologies, I have a particular interst in AI regulation, digital ethics, and the transformation of lax in the face of innovation.
Maya Cléré is an AI Consultant for UNESCO. She is the primary author of the UNESCO report “AI and education: Protecting the rights of learners”, and contributing author to the UNESCO report “The right to education: past, present and future directions” (primary author of the subsection on “Digitalization and AI”, p.41).
Parallel to her professional role, after earning a LL.M. in Artificial Intelligence Law from the Institut Catholique de Paris, she is pursuing an MSc in Sustainability & Social Innovation at HEC Paris. She also teaches as an Adjunct Lecturer at the Institut Catholique de Paris, delivering second- and third-year courses within the Bachelor of Law programme.
Maya has worked at the intersection of the public sector and digital technologies, specifically AI, in roles at UNESCO, URBAN AI, the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, and CNRS. Thanks to her work on AI, she was selected as one of the 40 Forbes Women 2025 by Forbes France, and was appointed as a Young AI Leader within the ITU’s AI for Good programme.
In her free time, she volunteers on projects such as the Dinoume Aima app, a digital platform for blood donation in Greece, and holds certifications including “Power and Influence for Positive Impact” from Harvard Business School, “AI and Digital Transformation in Government” from the University of Oxford, and “Elements of AI” from the University of Helsinki.
Working at the intersection of AI and the public sector, her ambition is to ensure that AI supports equitable, sustainable, and rights-centred innovation.
Medina specializes in cybersecurity policy, AI governance, and digital risk management. She is currently with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), where she manages cybersecurity initiatives and AI-related work streams. Medina is an active member of We and AI, a UK-based nonprofit dedicated to enhancing public understanding and engagement with artificial intelligence. She also serves as an editor for Springer’s AI and Ethics journal, contributing to the Topical Collection on AI Hype. Medina holds a Master’s degree in Global Governance and Ethics from University College London (UCL), where her research focused on cyber policy and generative AI.
Melvin Semgoja currently serves as a Software Developer for Mars Communications LTD., specializing in Software development. Melvin’s expertise spans development of software, data science and machine learning, supported by a strong background in different companies, institutions and industries. Over the years, they have consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence and innovation, earning recognition for their ability to drive impactful initiatives and foster growth in Software development, Data Science and Machine Learning.
Their educational journey includes a Bachelor degree from The University of Dodoma which was achieved on the past year December 2024, with a specialization in Software Engineering. These academic achievements have provided Melvin with a solid foundation in Software engineering, Data science, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data Analysis and Machine Learning, equipping them with the tools to excel in a dynamic and ever-evolving
professional landscape in such particular fields. Currently, Melvin is pursuing Python for Data Science from Martial School of IT, reflecting their dedication to continuous learning and professional development.
Driven by a dedication to Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Machine Learning, Melvin is willing to contribute to Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data Analysis, Data Science and Machine Learning. Their work ensures they remain at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence, making a lasting impact on AI.
Masian Parkire serves as an Impact Lead for the Young AI Leaders Community at AI for Good, a program under the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations agency dedicated to information and communication technologies (ICTs). In this role, she tracks and reports on project effectiveness, aligns initiatives with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and ensures that AI-driven solutions contribute to social good.
Her expertise spans community development, technology integration, and sustainable innovation. With a deep understanding of how artificial intelligence can drive positive change, Masian is committed to leveraging AI for impactful, community-driven solutions. She collaborates closely with the Kajiado Hub leadership, overseeing key performance indicators, monitoring project alignment, and ensuring initiatives address local needs effectively.
Masian’s passion for ethical AI and youth empowerment is rooted in her extensive experience working with Indigenous communities, particularly in advocating for sustainable pastoralism and rangeland management. As a skilled software developer, she brings a technical perspective to her leadership, focusing on the development of digital tools and platforms that support social impact. Her work emphasizes collaboration, inclusivity, and the responsible use of technology to create long-term solutions for underserved communities.
Through her role at AI for Good, Masian is dedicated to fostering an environment where young leaders harness AI’s transformative power to tackle global challenges. She actively engages in AI for Good projects and works to inspire the next generation of ethical AI innovators. By championing initiatives that bridge the gap between technology and community-driven development, she contributes to a more equitable and sustainable digital future.
Minal Bansal is a passionate and forward-thinking individual with a strong drive to create smart, human-centered technology. Currently pursuing her Master’s in Artificial Intelligence at Brandenburg Technical University, she brings together a solid academic foundation and a thoughtful approach to solving real-world problems. Whether it’s finding ways to make everyday systems more intuitive or designing user-friendly tools, Minal is always drawn to ideas that create meaningful impact.
She has gained hands-on experience across various roles, most recently at BMW Group, where she worked on personalizing in-car climate settings using machine learning as part of her thesis. Her earlier internship at BMW focused on the MyBMW app, where she built an NLP-based automation tool and developed dashboards to monitor content quality. From developing data pipelines to working with computer vision and language models, she enjoys exploring different areas of AI and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Minal’s core strengths include predictive modelling, data analysis, natural language processing, and building end-to-end ML pipelines. She enjoys working across disciplines and technologies, always aiming to create solutions that are both efficient and user-friendly.
Outside of her professional life, Minal enjoys staying active through yoga, biking, and dance. She also volunteers her time in community initiatives and finds joy in photography and mindfulness practices. With a thoughtful blend of technical expertise, creativity, and empathy, she’s constantly looking to grow, connect with like-minded people, and contribute to projects that blend innovation with a human touch.
Mohamed Haroun is a passionate and purpose-driven member of the Young AI Leaders Linz Hub, committed to using Artificial Intelligence as a force for good. Raised with the core values of kindness, integrity, and service, Mohamed brings a strong moral compass to every project he undertakes. His approach to technology is grounded in empathy and a belief that innovation should serve humanity.
Before pursuing his current studies, Mohamed laid a solid foundation in Artificial Intelligence at Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, where he developed a deep interest in raw AI concepts and their real-world applications. He is now furthering his expertise at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria in Hagenberg as a student in the Artificial Intelligence Solutions program (AIS), with a focus on practically building impactful, human-centered technologies.
As part of the AI for Good ecosystem, Mohamed plays an active role in the Young AI Leaders Community, contributing to global conversations on responsible AI and working to ensure that emerging technologies reflect the values of inclusion, sustainability, and ethical leadership.
Mohamed is leading MENA Hackathons, the first bilingual hackathon platform in the MENA region. His mission is to harness technology and AI for social good, with a strong focus on advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by empowering youth-driven innovation and fostering employability and social entrepreneurship.
Armed with a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering and a technology fellowship in AI, Mohamed has a rich international background that includes participation in various mobilities, events, and volunteering initiatives across the MENA region and Europe. He brings a global perspective to his work. His expertise lies at the intersection of technology, innovation, and social impact, where he consistently bridges the gap between digital solutions and pressing societal challenges.
Mohamed is passionate about business, cultural diplomacy and international cooperation, which makes him committed to creating inclusive platforms that enable young innovators to thrive across the MENA region and globally. Through initiatives like the Global Shapers Community, Young AI Leaders, and MENA Hackathons, Mohamed continues to inspire and support the next generation of changemakers, ensuring that technology serves as a powerful tool for societal progress.
Hello! My name is Mohamed Zakkaria, a dual-degree student in Computer Engineering & Data Science, leveraging AI and hardware experience through internships in industry and research.
I’m a dual-degree student in Computer Engineering & Data Science, with a blend of AI and hardware skillset—building systems that are not only intelligent but also grounded in device-level precision. Passionate about solving problems at the intersection of computation, data, and real-world systems.
Looking forward to contribute to AI for Good, and take part in its programs & initiatives.
I’m a Civil Engineering student at UAEU with a Minor in Artificial Intelligence, passionate about using AI to solve real-world challenges. I’ve worked on research involving drone-based infrastructure inspection, lab safety systems, and autonomous vehicle experiences. As a member of the Young AI Leaders Hub and a national award-winning volunteer, I combine technical knowledge with a strong commitment to community impact. My focus is on creating innovative, AI-powered solutions that contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive future.
Kevine is currently the Hub Leader of Lomé for AI for Good, focusing on the development of young AI leaders. Her expertise spans leadership initiatives, engagement, communication, coordination, administration, reporting, and project management within the Lomé Hub of AI for Good. She has a strong academic background in digital marketing, communication, MEALDPro, and project management.
Kevine gained extensive experience in organizational communication through a professional degree from the Institute of Information, Communication, and Arts Sciences (ISICA) at the University of Lomé. Deeply interested in digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and all things related to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), she has furthered her knowledge in digital marketing and communication through LinkedIn and Google certifications. She has also earned a certificate in “AI for Everyone” from the Force-N program of the Université Numérique Cheikh Hamidou Kane and a MEALDPro certification from Humentum. Kevine is currently pursuing a project management course on Coursera.
Passionate about AI, Kevine is an active member of the Human AI-Togo community and conducts training sessions for young people under her name, focusing on the use and demystification of AI tools. She firmly believes that AI holds the power to empower individuals and communities. By developing intelligent tools and applications, she envisions a significant improvement in the quality of life for millions of people. This conviction drives Kevine to become a key player in advancing AI development.
First Woman in Mexico to be selected as Commander of the First Latin American Analog Research Mission to Mars in the Kingdom of Spain, First Analog Astronaut from the State of Oaxaca, awarded by the Senate of the Republic in Mexico, and recognized as an inspiring Mexican by the National Institute of Women in Mexico, she is a Lawyer, Astrobiologist and pioneer in the promotion of space sciences and sustainable development in Latin America, being President of the Science, Innovation and Technology Commission in Mil Mentes by Mexico and International Representative of the Institute of Astrobiology of Colombia. Recognized as one of the changing faces of science and technology worldwide by UN Geneva, CERN and ITU in 2024, as well as the first local leader of the international NASA space apps challenge in Oaxaca in 2024 ,Ambassador of the ISS and currently National Promoter of the 2030 Agenda of Mexico.
In 2024, she was recognized and published in the magazine “Casa de Mexico” by the Institute of Mexicans Abroad. She also has various publications from important institutions such as UN Mexico, the Mexican Embassy in Switzerland and the Mexican Embassy in Spain. She has an Honoris Causa Doctorate from the Doctoral Faculty of Global Leaders Honoris Causa and was selected as an Authentic Woman 2024 by The Global School for the New Leadership (Women leaders in Spanish-speaking government, business and/or NGOs who, due to their authenticity, have inspired others to lead are recognized), this recognition was presented at The New Global School in Vienna, Austria.
Vincent is currently a member of the Geneva Hub for Young AI Leaders Programme. Vincent’s expertise spans AI implication in the health sector, project and sponsorship management for innovative events and lectures, with an emphasis on the Swiss entrepreneurial environment.
His expertise in health sector is underpinned by a Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Geneva University with a sharp focus AI improved computational pharmacy for drug research and development. On the other side, his project and sponsorship management experiences are stemmed from his activity as President of the student association Innovation Time Geneva, promoting innovation and entrepreneurship spirit among students in Geneva through lectures, articles, and digital communication.
Driven by a passion for strategic management and the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in the health domain, Vincent commits to the Geneva Hub of Young AI Leaders Community launched in 2024. This initiative aims to harness AI’s evolution for global good, empowering a worldwide and local network of young individuals with the skills, platforms, and support needed to lead in creating a more inclusive and sustainable digital future. Vincent, through this initiative, contributes for a wider awareness of efficient and ethical AI use among healthcare professionals, students and more importantly, patients.
Extensive experience as a data analyst in banking sectors – Skilled in data manipulation, report creation and automation – highly motivated and committed to advancing technology – passion for AI and Robotics
Current Role: Service Desk Analyst at Vodacom Lesotho, driving tech support and solutions.
Passion: Disability Advocacy, focusing on tech accessibility and inclusive innovation.
Entrepreneurial Venture: Founder & CEO of Inclusive Fashion, promoting accessible style for all.
Global Impact: Representing Lesotho in AI for Good initiatives, bridging tech and social change. AI for Good Speaker. Young AI Leader (Lesotho Hub), AI Inclusion and Accessibility Leader.
Muhammad Sajjad is a dynamic leader and expert in standardization, sustainability, and emerging technologies. As the CEO of Gitchia Institute of Global Certification, he has played a pivotal role in promoting ISO certifications and sustainable business practices across various industries. In addition to leading his organization, he serves as an instructor at the University of the Punjab’s Institute of Quality and Technology Management (IQTM) and a certified trainer for the National Productivity Organization (NPO) of Pakistan.
With an MPhil in Total Quality Management (TQM), Muhammad Sajjad has conducted over 270 international training sessions, focusing primarily on integrating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within ISO frameworks and other global standards. His expertise spans quality management, environmental sustainability, occupational health and safety, and food safety, with a particular emphasis on aligning these systems with the United Nations’ SDGs.
Muhammad Sajjad has received specialized training in SDGs and future goals, equipping him with the knowledge to guide organizations toward sustainable growth. His work emphasizes practical implementation strategies to help companies address social, environmental, and economic challenges. He believes that standardization plays a crucial role in achieving sustainability targets by promoting efficiency, reducing environmental impact, and fostering responsible business practices.
Recognizing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence, Sajjad is actively exploring how AI can be leveraged to advance sustainability goals. He is passionate about the future of AI and its applications in quality management, compliance, and sustainable development. His vision is to use AI-driven solutions to accelerate progress toward achieving the SDGs, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and accountability across industries.
Committed to fostering a better future, Muhammad Sajjad’s work revolves around creating meaningful impacts at the intersection of standardization, sustainability, and innovation. He continues to inspire organizations to adopt sustainable practices and embrace cutting-edge technologies that contribute to long-term societal and environmental well-being.
Muhammad Saleh Ibrahim serves as Project Manager at Bright Minds Education Foundation, where he combines his expertise in project management with his deep passion for artificial intelligence (AI) to design and implement programs that empower youth with critical digital skills. These initiatives are tailored to enhance employability and entrepreneurship, particularly in underserved communities, ensuring that young individuals can thrive in the ever-evolving digital economy.
Driven by his belief in AI’s transformative potential, Muhammad integrates cutting-edge technologies into the foundation’s programs to bridge the gap between education and practical applications. He is particularly focused on introducing AI-based tools and solutions to the youth, enabling them to explore innovative opportunities in fields like data science, machine learning, and automation. His work underscores the power of AI to create meaningful social impact, from reducing unemployment to fostering innovation in resource-constrained communities.
A strategic thinker, Muhammad has successfully fostered partnerships with technology firms, local governments, and educational institutions. These collaborations have not only broadened the foundation’s outreach but have also secured essential funding to sustain and scale impactful initiatives. Through these alliances, he ensures that the programs remain relevant and aligned with the global trends in AI and digital transformation.
In addition to his role as a project manager, Muhammad is an experienced mentor and advocate for lifelong learning. He conducts regular code reviews, identifies areas for improvement, and provides technical guidance to junior team members. His emphasis on integrating AI concepts into training sessions inspires young professionals to adopt innovative approaches and explore the vast possibilities of AI-driven solutions.
Through his leadership at Bright Minds Education Foundation, Muhammad Saleh Ibrahim has become a champion of leveraging AI for community development. His vision is to democratize access to AI education and tools, empowering marginalized populations to solve local challenges and contribute to global advancements. By aligning his technical expertise with his dedication to social impact, Muhammad exemplifies how AI can be a force for good, driving progress and creating a more inclusive digital future.
Murillo Salvador serves as the Geneva Hub Leader for the Young AI Leaders community at AI for Good, where he works to create meaningful connections between young innovators and Geneva’s international ecosystem. His vision centres on harnessing AI’s potential to catalyse new forms of collaboration and collective action in addressing global challenges.
Alongside this role, Murillo is pursuing doctoral research at the University of Geneva’s Department of Sociology. His research examines how international organizations harness multistakeholder platforms and public communication activities to facilitate global cooperation around emerging technologies, with a special focus on artificial intelligence.
Drawing from his professional experience in communications and stakeholder engagement at international bodies including the OECD, Murillo is passionate about building bridges between academic research and practical implementation. As a teaching assistant at the University of Geneva and web culture expert at poliScope – the University’s platform for secondary schools – he brings valuable experience in mentoring young people and translating complex situations into actionable projects.
As a member of the AI for Good Young AI Leaders community, he aims to promote an environment where young pioneers can develop action-oriented capacities that align with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.