About

MPP student at the Hertie School focusing on AI governance, democratic processes, and labour markets. A Yale-NUS graduate in ecological economics, he has organised for climate justice across Asia and Europe, built civil society coalitions, and co-founded non-profits and startup incubators in Singapore and the UK. Especially interested in ensuring AI tools amplify rather than entrench existing power imbalances.

MSc student in Data Science for Public Policy at the Hertie School with a focus on AI safety, and a Research Assistant at the WZB Berlin Social Science Center. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics, and has worked in AI engineering and governance across public health policy, consulting, business intelligence, and venture capital. His research interests include multi-agent compliance frameworks, evaluations, deep value alignment, and sociotechnical policy for reducing catastrophic risk from AI.

MPP student at the Hertie School with a focus on AI governance and digital policy. She is also a Research Assistant at Technische Universität Berlin, where she contributes to the Horizon Europe SEISMEC project, researching human-centred approaches to AI and digital technologies in industry. Her interests span AI governance, technology policy, digital inclusion, and responsible innovation, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies shape power, labour, and society.

MPP student at the Hertie School with a focus on climate and tech policy. He holds an undergraduate degree in Geography and International Relations from the University of St Andrews and has worked across the humanitarian and third sectors, including at Movember in London and Yoga and Sport with Refugees, a grassroots NGO in Lesvos. He is a student assistant at interface, a tech policy think tank in Berlin, and a contributing writer for Interweave.gov and CISES. His interests are in platform regulation and the impact of predictive AI on societies and workplaces.

MPP student at the Hertie School, focusing on the nexus of climate, digital, and EU governance. Anya also holds an MSci in Biological Sciences from the University of Exeter and an MA in European Integration and Global Studies from the Centre international de formation européenne. With professional experience in international development, climate policy, and management, she explores how digital governance can strengthen EU climate policy and international climate cooperation.