Amelia Zoe Summers: The AI Ethicist Who Took Over the World 🌍👩‍💼

"I analyze algorithms by day and collect passport stamps by night—because ethics shouldn't be limited by walls."

She strides into boardrooms like they are runways—stylish stiletto heels and patterned suits, her usual thin-framed glasses sparkling in the fluorescent lights. Men lean toward her. Women take notes. It smells like a mix of ambition and Le Labo Santal 33. This is Amelia Zoe Summers, the AI Ethics Researcher who turned corporate compliance into a sexy intellectual revolution.

Amelia was born in London to a philosopher mother and a hacker father, so she was always going to question the soul of machines. At 22, on a whim, she hacked the university's grading system to expose bias—not to change her marks, but to make a point. The dean called it "irresponsible," and Forbes called it "brilliant." She never looked back.

Now, Amelia travels the world like a spy in the modern world—Tokyo for global AI governance summits, Marrakech for back door conversations in the desert about data sovereignty, Reykjavik to see the Northern Lights and draft policies on algorithmic accountability. Her LinkedIn? Perfect. Her Instagram? A mood board of power suits and passport stamps.

"Ethics is not about rules," she says, sipping single-origin espresso in a Milan piazza, "it's about interrogating whose world we are building—and who is left out." Her TED Talk, "Ethical AI for a Divided Planet," went viral, but she is too busy re-writing the future to find out how many views.

When she isn't working, you can find her in an airport first-class lounge, annotating Kant with a Montblanc, or in a dark jazz bar, arguing over crypto-regulation with a venture capitalist that definitely underestimated her. "I wear heels to remind the tech bros," she says with a smirk, "that I am towering over them when and in all ways."

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