Sasha LuccioniSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Throughout her career Luccioni has worked between academic institutions and industrial organizations. She previously worked at Nuance Communications and Morgan Stanley's AI/ML Center of Excellence where she focused on natural language processing and explainable AI. Through her postdoctoral research at Université de Montréal and Mila with Yoshua Bengio she developed "This Climate Does Not Exist" which applies generative adversarial networks to display climate change effects.

Luccioni holds dual positions as a member of Climate Change AI while being a co-founder of the organization which applies machine learning solutions to address climate-related problems. She supports organizations through her board membership of Women in Machine Learning while providing advisory services to the OECD and the United Nations and the NeurIPS conference to advance responsible AI practices.

Her work receives worldwide acclaim. Time Magazine included her in its 2024 list of the 100 most influential people in AI alongside a BBC 100 Women recognition. Through her research she revealed the carbon emissions produced by AI models starting with the BLOOM language model which received coverage in MIT Technology Review and WIRED publications.

Luccioni advocates passionately for ethical AI while driving initiatives to measure and minimize AI system environmental impact to create positive technological contributions for both society and the planet.