Greene Strategy

Greene’s broad, multi-industry and government experience includes technical, legal and policy work for the U.S. Departments of Energy, Defense, Justice and Homeland Security, the U.K. House of Lords, NRDC Asia, and Ropes & Gray.

Greene has written decision making algorithms for autonomous car navigation, terrorist tracking and Hollywood animation, been interviewed by the Economist, the BBC and Forbes China, testified at the MA state legislature, and published in machine learning, policy and science journals. Greene’s AI and governance work with government clients, MIT Media Lab, Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard Law School, Harvard Berkman Klein Center and Partnership on AI has included developing best practices for AI and ethics in government, universities and industry, advising governments on AI and AV strategy, policy and risk and facilitating collaboration across and between governments and diverse stakeholder groups.

Watch her interview for WIRED Magazine, or read her other relevant work:

• Buying Your First AI

• Spend Part of the $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan on Robots

• Potholes, Rats and Criminals: A Framework for AI Ethical Risk

• What Might Someone Else do In Five Years, When They’re Sitting In Your Chair

• Why Some Cities Are Banning Facial Recognition Technology

• Some Cities Moving To Real-Time Facial Surveillance

• Poll Finds Americans Trust Police Use of Facial Recognition

• Reconnaissance Faciale Le Grand Malaise