James Bridle is a writer, artist, and technologist who explores the complex intersections of technology, culture, and society through innovative work that challenges conventional thinking about our digital world.

Based in Athens, Greece, James holds a Master's in Computer Science and Cognitive Science from University College London. They authored the acclaimed books "New Dark Age" and "Ways of Being," and created the influential BBC Radio 4 series "New Ways of Seeing." Their artwork has been commissioned by prestigious institutions including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Barbican.

James helps organizations navigate technological transformation by providing critical frameworks for understanding AI ethics, digital literacy, and sustainable innovation. Their concept of the "New Aesthetic" offers businesses practical approaches to recognize how technology shapes perception and decision-making, while their analyses of algorithmic systems reveal hidden biases that impact strategic planning.

Audiences gain actionable insights into responsible technology implementation, develop strategies for ethical AI deployment, and learn methods to balance technological advancement with human values. James's presentations transform abstract technological concepts into practical business applications that drive meaningful organizational change.

Book James for a thought-provoking exploration of technology's impact that will fundamentally transform how your organization approaches digital innovation and responsibility.