
Gathoni Ireri
Head of AI Safety Evaluations
Gathoni is the AI Safety Evaluations Lead at ILINA and a Researcher at the University of Cape Town African Hub on AI Safety, Peace, and Security. Under both roles, she conducts research on Africa-centric model safety evaluations. Her previous research examined the persuasive capabilities of large language models, and she is particularly interested in the societal impacts of AI systems. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from United States International University-Africa.
Contact: noni@ilinaprogram.org
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Gathoni Ireri
Head of AI Safety Evaluations
Gathoni is the AI Safety Evaluations Lead at ILINA and a Researcher at the University of Cape Town African Hub on AI Safety, Peace, and Security. Under both roles, she conducts research on Africa-centric model safety evaluations. Her previous research examined the persuasive capabilities of large language models, and she is particularly interested in the societal impacts of AI systems. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from United States International University-Africa.
Contact: noni@ilinaprogram.org
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Gathoni Ireri
Head of AI Safety Evaluations
Gathoni is the AI Safety Evaluations Lead at ILINA and a Researcher at the University of Cape Town African Hub on AI Safety, Peace, and Security. Under both roles, she conducts research on Africa-centric model safety evaluations. Her previous research examined the persuasive capabilities of large language models, and she is particularly interested in the societal impacts of AI systems. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from United States International University-Africa.
Contact: noni@ilinaprogram.org
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Gathoni Ireri
Head of AI Safety Evaluations
Gathoni is the AI Safety Evaluations Lead at ILINA and a Researcher at the University of Cape Town African Hub on AI Safety, Peace, and Security. Under both roles, she conducts research on Africa-centric model safety evaluations. Her previous research examined the persuasive capabilities of large language models, and she is particularly interested in the societal impacts of AI systems. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from United States International University-Africa.
Contact: noni@ilinaprogram.org
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Gathoni Ireri
Head of AI Safety Evaluations
Gathoni is the AI Safety Evaluations Lead at ILINA and a Researcher at the University of Cape Town African Hub on AI Safety, Peace, and Security. Under both roles, she conducts research on Africa-centric model safety evaluations. Her previous research examined the persuasive capabilities of large language models, and she is particularly interested in the societal impacts of AI systems. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from United States International University-Africa.
Contact: noni@ilinaprogram.org
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