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Director of Strategy, Center for Security and Emerging Technology

Helen Toner

Director of Strategy | Center for Security and Emerging Technology

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About Helen

Helen Toner, born in 1992, is an Australian researcher and the director of strategy at the Center for Security and Emerging Technology located at Georgetown University. She has served as the interim executive director of the center, contributing to research and policy discussions related to security and emerging technologies. Toner has been involved in notable governance roles, including serving as a board member of OpenAI during a significant leadership change when CEO Sam Altman was fired. Her work in the field of artificial intelligence has garnered recognition; in 2024, TIME magazine named her among the 100 most influential people in AI, highlighting her impact on the technology and policy landscapes.

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