AI Governance | Trust | National Security

Dr. Rachel M. Gillum is a technology policy executive and scholar focused on how powerful technologies are governed in high-stakes settings—and how those choices shape people, institutions, and public trust.

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Leading at the intersection of Responsible AI, Policy and Security

AI Commissioner

Rachel served on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s bipartisan commission on AI competitiveness, inclusion, and innovation.

Three Predictions for the Future of Responsible Technology

Rachel shares three predictions for the future of responsible technology with the World Economic Forum.

Shaping the Future of AI

In Essence, Rachel discusses why AI must be developed and deployed safely, responsibly, and with people at the center.

AFROTECH Future 50

Rachel was recognized as an AFROTECH Future 50 Corporate Catalyst for her leadership in ethical and responsible AI.

Technologists to Watch

Rachel was named to Women Who Code’s inaugural list of 100 Technologists to Watch.

Stanford HAI Congressional AI Boot Camp

Rachel spoke with congressional staff about AI policy, governance, and regulation at Stanford HAI’s Congressional AI Boot Camp.