Women in AI: Lee Tiedrich, AI Expert at the Global Partnership on AI

To ensure that AI-focused women academics and professionals receive the recognition they deserve, a series of in-depth interviews is being initiated, spotlighting remarkable women who have made significant contributions to the AI revolution. Over the course of the year, multiple pieces will be published, shedding light on the crucial work often overlooked in this rapidly evolving field.

As an AI expert at both the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Global Partnership on AI (GPAI), Lee Tiedrich plays a pivotal role in developing approaches for AI that evaluate and manage risk, all while ensuring alignment with law, policy, and scientific principles. With a diverse background encompassing roles as a faculty member at Duke University, advising numerous companies, and serving as a longtime partner at the prestigious law firm Covington & Burling LLP, Tiedrich brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her endeavors.

In addition to her contributions to the advancement of AI technology, Tiedrich has also played an active role in shaping policy, serving on the Biden Campaign Policy Committee and holding registrations to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Through her multifaceted career, Tiedrich exemplifies the intersection of legal expertise, technological innovation, and policy advocacy, making her a leading figure in the AI community.

This series of interviews aims not only to celebrate the accomplishments of individual women like Tiedrich but also to inspire the next generation of AI enthusiasts and professionals. By highlighting their stories and insights, we hope to foster a more inclusive and diverse AI landscape, where the contributions of all individuals, regardless of gender, are recognized and valued.