Data Privacy and AI Ethics Researcher 

I'm a lecturer at Curtin University's School of Management, where I research the ethics of artificial intelligence, focusing on big data, digital privacy, and how we can ensure informed consent in online environments. 

 

My latest book explores how we might rethink informed consent in digital environments, offering a philosophical and practical framework for more ethical data practices.

 

I also explore the philosophy of self‑knowledge, investigating how we come to know our own minds, with a particular focus on consent and first‑person authority.

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Check out my latest media commentary in the Guardian and the ABC here: 

 

WA police facial recognition trial launches with a real-time arrest – and backlash over privacy - The Guardian 

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WA Police reveal number plate recognition trial in operation at Westfield Carousel - The ABC

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Qantas facing ransom deadline - ABC Listen 

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