Helping Leaders Harness AI Responsibly and Ethically in a Rapidly Changing World

Dr. Rachel Gillum is a national security scholar turned Silicon Valley executive, leading global conversations on AI governance, responsible innovation, and the future of technology.

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Leading at the intersection of Responsible AI, Policy and Security

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AI Commissioner

Dr. Rachel Gillum joins the Commission on Artificial Intelligence Competitiveness, Inclusion, and Innovation to help research and recommend artificial intelligence policies as it relates to regulation, international research and development competitiveness, and future jobs.

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Three Predictions for the Future of Responsible Technology

Rachel Gillum offers her views to the World Economic Forum on future trends to look out for in the ethical use of technology.

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Shaping the Future of AI

Essence Magazine interviews Rachel Gillum, Vice President of Ethical & Humane Use of Technology at Salesforce. She shares why it's so important that AI be developed safely and responsibly as possible.

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AFROTECH Future 50

Rachel Gillum received the AFROTECH Future 50 Corporate Catalyst award for her work in ethical and responsible AI.


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Women Who Code | 100 Technologists to Watch

Women Who Code has featured Rachel Gillum in their first Applaud Her Awards: 100 Technologists To Watch list.

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Stanford experts lead first-of-its-kind AI boot camp for policymakers

At the Stanford Human Centered AI Congressional boot camp for legislative aides, industry leader Rachel Gillum shares the stage to discuss policy and business regulation.