Carl Miller is best known for examining how digital systems reshape power, behaviour, and risk in society. As co-founder of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos, he has spent more than a decade investigating how online platforms influence extremism, misinformation, criminal networks, and public trust, often in ways institutions struggle to see until damage is done.

His work focuses on visibility and consequence. Carl explores how digital environments amplify behaviour, distort incentives, and create new forms of risk that sit between technology, psychology, and governance. He helps leaders understand why harm online is rarely accidental, how platform design shapes behaviour at scale, and where organisations underestimate the societal and reputational impact of digital systems they rely on.

His talks are measured, analytical, and grounded in evidence. They focus on how leaders assess digital risk, anticipate unintended consequences, and make responsible decisions in environments shaped by algorithms, networks, and rapid information flow.