Dylan Thomas Doyle
Founder & Executive Director
Dylan founded AI For All Tomorrows to push beyond hype and critically examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping public life. As a User-Experience Researcher, AI Policy Analyst, and ordained Minister, Dylan has seen firsthand how emerging technologies deepen inequality and disrupt essential systems like health, housing, and speech. His work—spanning algorithmic fairness, AI governance, emotional well-being design, and digital legacy—drives his belief that technology must be accountable to the people it affects most. With a Ph.D. in Information Science and industry experience at Yahoo! and Verizon Media, Dylan combines research rigor, practical insight, and a deep commitment to justice at the heart of AI For All Tomorrows’s work.
A 10-year veteran in the responsible tech media space, Dylan is the co-founder and co-host of the award-winning Radical AI Podcast. He previously hosted the Ethically Speaking podcast at the Daniels School of Business at the University of Denver.
Kira Warren
Social Media Coordinator & Content Creator
Kira is an undergraduate student at the University of Colorado – Boulder. She is studying Creative Technology and Design through the College of Engineering and Applied Science while also pursuing an Engineering Management minor. At AI For All Tomorrows, Kira plans, creates, and develops all social media content and marketing, ensuring that AI For All Tomorrows can reach its audience.
When she’s not working on AI For All Tomorrows, Kira keeps busy with a range of creative projects. She’s the co-curator of TEDxCU, helping lead one of CU’s biggest events and bringing inspiring ideas to the stage. A proud Colorado native, she loves hiking in the mountains, singing in her a cappella group, and playing piano and guitar. Whether it’s through design, music, or storytelling, Kira is always exploring new ways to combine creativity and technology in whatever she’s working on.
Isabel Hirama
Futurist in Residence
Isabel Hirama is a data scientist and creative futurist with a focus on ethics of emerging technology and human flourishing. She was recently recognized by the UK government with the Tech Nation Global Talent endorsement for her leadership in inclusive AI, VR safety, and creator economy fairness. In addition to her work as a data scientist, Isabel’s varied background spans psychology and philosophy research focused on cross cultural moral metacognition, leading marketing for an Estonian future of work startup, and serving as a responsible tech mentor and expert reviewer for All Tech is Human, The Grace Hopper Conference, and ICML. Isabel’s themes for 2025 are collaborative creativity, compassionate curiosity, and knowledge and wisdom sharing. One of her core beliefs is that every individual has the power to bring the world towards a more flourishing future.
Rena Zhu
Director of Research and Outreach
Hi I’m Rena, a final-year PhD candidate in Robotics at the Colorado School of Mines. My research lies at the intersection of Cognitive Science, Augmented Reality technology, and human-robot communication design. I'm passionate about exploring how embodied technology can be deployed not only to increase productivity but also to enhance people's lives. More broadly, my work examines how the deployment of technology interacts with power dynamics in society. At AIT, my goal is to share accessible educational content that highlights both the cutting-edge technical aspects of technology and its thought-provoking socio-technical dimensions.
Will Liem
Organizational Partnerships Coordinator
Will (he/they) is a PhD candidate in Social Sciences and Health at Northwestern University. His research focuses on understanding where AI fits into the exploration of sexual orientation and gender identity among LGBTQ+ teens, and co-designing a values-aligned system to safely navigate these questions with AI. Will brings prior experience consulting on responsible and participatory approaches to AI development with big tech clients. In their spare time, Will craves long urban walks (specifically hilly walks), dancing to tech house at music festivals, and adopting new frameworks for personal reflection (currently on astrology).
Maria Paola Silva
Public Policy Strategist & Gender Equity Advocate
Paola (she/her) is an economist with a Master’s in Public Policy from Universidad de los Andes and a Master’s in Law and Diplomacy from The Fletcher School at Tufts University. She brings over nine years of experience advancing human rights, gender equity, and social policy across government, international cooperation, and academia.She has led initiatives at USAID and Colombia’s Congress, co-founded the feminist platform SietePolas, and helped shape public policies on care, political participation, and digital justice throughout Latin America. Paola is also a certified AI governance specialist and current fellow at the Center for AI and Digital Policy, where she explores how emerging technologies can be governed ethically and inclusively.In her spare time, she writes about the right to care, dances salsa in her living room, and builds spaces to imagine more collective futures.