Lusine Petrosyan

Lusine serves as an AI Policy Researcher with a deep focus on developing and advocating for frameworks and guidelines that ensure the safe, secure, and trustworthy use of Artificial Intelligence in housing and financial services. Her expertise lies in scrutinizing the evolving regulations around AI, with a particular emphasis on implementing responsible practices within machine learning systems. With a robust foundation in Social Sciences, Lusine brings a unique perspective on the intersection of internet technologies and societal impacts. Her academic pursuits, culminating in a Master of Science degree, centered on enhancing data agency and digital literacy among users, empowering them to protect their online privacy.

Before joining the Oxford Internet Institute, Lusine honed her skills in the dynamic FinTech industry, where she gained invaluable cross-functional experience. This background has shaped her approach to digitization, marked by cautious optimism and a steadfast commitment to fostering equitable systems. At the core of her work is a passion for safeguarding civil liberties in the digital age. Lusine’s multifaceted experience and dedication to ethical technology make her an invaluable asset in shaping policies that balance AI advancement with the protection of civil and human rights.