“Trying war criminals is incredibly difficult because the burden of proof is so high,” says Flynn Coleman, an international human-rights lawyer who has focused on digital war-crimes documentation.

So could AI, with its extraordinary capability to mimic human intelligence, be the technology that finally forces us to put down our brushes?

In the first few days after Russia invaded Ukraine, Lilia Onyshchenko was hastily directing teams of workers throughout Lviv’s Market Square, which dates to the 16th century. As head of historical preservation in Lviv, she is on a mission to safeguard her city’s invaluable historical treasures from Russia’s unprovoked aggression.

Flynn Coleman, an international human rights attorney, said there is a more tangible reason people don’t trust algorithms.

Flynn Coleman explains to Gareth why she’s concerned about the small group of individuals who are in charge of the digital world and what should be done to change that.

2003-04 Luce Scholar Flynn Coleman explores the potential impact of artificial intelligence on humanity and the ways in which humans can imbue newly designed technology with ethics and morals in this critical stage of development.

Según Flynn Coleman, la clave para un mundo más equitativo está en la adopción de actitudes positivas para establecer modelo sostenible.

Flynn Coleman is a true global citizen who’s spent her life making the world a better place, whether she’s working with local artisans in South America or building a socially progressive law practice in New York.

A Human Algorithm, makes the urgent case for why we need ethically designed AI. In our conversation we talked about the co-evolution of tools and people, non-human forms of intelligence and the dangers of automating inequality. 

Several years ago, I had the honor of coming back home to LA to accept Brentwood School’s inaugural Women in Sports award.

Flynn is an author, an international human rights attorney, a social justice advocate, a Harvard fellow, a professor, a public speaker, a social innovator and entrepreneur, a former competitive athlete, an ethical fashion designer, and a founder and CEO.

Having spent years at the forefront of conversations on the urgency of humanely designed AI, Flynn and Laura talk about how quickly the current landscape is changing and the larger implications of what it means to do work that will never be completed in one’s own lifetime.

Flynn Coleman is the author of 'A Human Algorithm: How Artificial Intelligence is Redefining Who We Are'; an international human rights attorney, an environmental advocate, a Fellow at Harvard and Yale, and a professor.

In this conversation, Branden and Flynn get down to the nitty gritty and discuss the idea that no one can save everything.

Flynn Coleman works with the UN and Governments to improve social justice around the world, across a diverse range of societies and cultures.

We’ll explore how the delivery of 5G will introduce new opportunities for true mobility, enabling industries to build a whole new future on top of wireless networks.

Flynn has written extensively on issues of global citizenship, the future of work and purpose, emerging technologies, political reconciliation, war crimes, genocide, human and civil rights, humanitarian issues, innovation and design for social impact, and improving access to justice and education.

Flynn Coleman, author of the new book A Human Algorithm, joined us to share the immense impact intelligent technology will have on humanity and what we need to do to prepare for this monumental shift.

The author of "A Human Algorithm", Flynn Coleman talked about how Artificial Intelligence is redefining the way we are.

A new book urges us to consider ethically designed artificial intelligence before it's too late.

The future of education, both teaching and learning will be much more interdisciplinary and we will need to harness the power of technology and resilience from diverse populations around the world.

Coleman shares with us what are the key skills to be successful in this world of algorithms and AI and discusses the essential role of social impact professionals to help develop policies, laws and oversight as the impact of artificial intelligence on our lives and societies increases.

In those things that appear to set us apart, you might uncover the beauty in our diversity and our shared humanity.

A Human Algorithm argues moral imagination is imperative in design of intelligent machines

The era of our intellectual superiority is ending and we have to plan for this shift,” she says. “We are currently more focused on building the technology and predicting its outcomes than with its values."

From conversations I have had with people all around the world, what I have come to realize is that we all want the same things: something to believe in, health, prosperity, to belong, and opportunity.

Flynn Coleman is the embodiment of a global citizen. Whether tackling projects across different industries to sparking conversation through her educational lectures, the international human rights attorney and entrepreneur is a skilled multitasker.

As an international human rights lawyer, social entrepreneur, mindfulness, innovation, and creativity teacher educator, author, TedX speaker and founder and CEO of an ethically driven shop, it's easy to say that Flynn's hellbent on inspiring and empowering the world with her incredible voice and mind.

Marrying modern design with styles embedded in ancient rituals, Malena's goal is to support everyone’s right to dignity and agency by providing the global opportunity for fair labour.

Ladies, ladies, ladies! We’ve got a real (re)treat for you! This collection of thoughtful, inspired, creative women have rallied together to establish a series of restorative weekends in Northern California. Set in Tomales Bay...

CIEE alum Flynn Coleman is a social entrepreneur, an international human rights attorney, the founding mindfulness teacher at King’s College London School of Law and Samya Practice, a Huffington Post blogger, a TEDx speaker, and a Luce Scholar.

I have lived some of the greatest days of my life in Paris. I have loved there, had some of the most profound love story moments of my life there. That is Paris, for me, and for many others. So hate, you cannot have Paris.

What does it take to make a stand against violence, fear, and hate? What difference will you make today? What small action can you take to support the equality, rights, dignity, voice, and agency of another?

Storytelling is as old as humanity; our earliest ancestors told stories in pictures on the walls of caves.

Como posso fazer a diferença? Minha contribuição não é muito pequena?

Artificial intelligence has a serious diversity problem. Algorithms that increasingly influence much of our daily lives are created by technologists who aren’t necessarily doing the best job representing gender, racial or economic diversity.

Dr. Flynn Coleman’s talk at the IWF Florence - Going forward together, planning ahead: Coleman’s recipe for a Human Algorithm