Julia Angwin is an investigative journalist whose work has reshaped how organisations understand data power, algorithmic decision making, and accountability. A Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter and the co-founder of The Markup, she is best known for exposing how data driven systems affect fairness, privacy, and civil rights, often long before regulators or executives recognise the risk.

Julia’s investigations reveal how algorithms behave in the real world, where bias, opacity, and unintended harm surface at scale. As AI systems increasingly influence hiring, pricing, policing, and access to opportunity, she helps leaders understand what actually happens when automated decisions meet people.

Her talks are rigorous, compelling, and grounded in facts. They focus on what leaders must know before deploying AI systems, how risks emerge, where oversight fails, and how confidence is built through transparency, testing, and accountability rather than assumption.