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I am interested in tough cases and hard questions: what does good AI governance look like, where does law fit into it, how should our institutions and our work adapt, how can AI improve access to services and the delivery of justice, and what it means to align AI systems.

For over a decade I have advised and acted in cases across criminal law, legal aid, guardianship & powers of attorney, human rights, civil liberties, and government policy.

I have supervised teams of lawyers, appeared in radio and television interviews, won difficult cases, spoken at parliamentary inquiries, and taught law - to students, lawyers, and other barristers.

I was called to the Bar in 2019 - mentored by Crown Counsel for Victoria, Sarah J Keating KC and international barrister Dr Felicity Gerry KC.

Alongside my practice, I have built AI skills - completing technical and AI-safety coursework, the 2026 Gen Stream Residency at the London Initiative for Safe AI (LISA), coding personal tools, and engaging with AI Safety communities in London and Berlin. The challenges of transformative AI demand concerted, cross-disciplinary effort.

I am particularly excited about model evaluations, lessons that can be gleaned for technical AI safety problems by drawing analogies with common law systems (principal-agent dynamics, fiduciary obligations, etc), working to mitigate systemic and existential risks, and ensuring the fair and equitable implementation of AI.

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