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Alix Dunn

Board Member at OpenMined

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Overview

Alix Dunn serves as a Board Member at OpenMined [6]. Dunn is the Founder and CEO of The Maybe, a media studio, critical consultancy and community that challenges the power and politics of technology [2][3]. Dunn hosts the Webby-nominated Computer Says Maybe podcast and serves as an advisor for leaders shaping the politics and possibilities of AI and technology [2]. In addition to the OpenMined board position, Dunn holds current roles as Senior Advisor at the AI Now Institute [7] and Board Member at Foxglove [5]. Dunn completed a Diploma of Education in Corporate Governance from The Corporate Governance Institute [11] and was a Fellow at the Carr Center at Harvard Kennedy School [12].

Profile introduction
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I’m the Founder & CEO of The  Maybe, a media studio, critical consultancy and community that challenges the power and politics of technology. I host the Webby-nominated Computer Says Maybe podcast and serve as an advisor for leaders shaping the politics and possibilities of AI and technology. How I spend my time: -Ravenously learn about the ways technology is reshaping politics, sectors, and collective imagination -Host conversations and live shows on emerging themes in technology politics -Facilitate convenings that strengthen networks and support breakthroughs in strategy to reshape AI poli…

Career history

  1. Founder and CEOSep 2018 to presentThe Maybe
  2. Host & Tech Politics CommentatorJan 2024 to presentThe Maybe
  3. Board MemberSep 2024 to presentFoxglove
  4. Board MemberMay 2025 to presentOpenMined
  5. Senior AdvisorJan 2024 to presentAI Now Institute
  6. Senior AdvisorSep 2023 to Dec 2025AI Collaborative, an Initiative of The Omidyar Group
  7. Board Member, Ada Lovelace InstituteDec 2018 to Feb 2025The Nuffield Foundation
  8. Advisory Board MemberNov 2018 to Dec 2022Luminate

Education

  1. Diploma of Education, Corporate GovernanceJan 2023 - Aug 2023The Corporate Governance Institute
  2. Fellow at the Carr Center2019 - 2019Harvard Kennedy School
  3. Non-Residential Fellow, Digital Impact Lab2019 - 2019Stanford University

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