Cathy O’Neil is a genre defining voice in data science and ethics, celebrated for her groundbreaking work on algorithmic accountability, technology’s social impact, and the future of artificial intelligence. As the author of the influential book Weapons of Math Destruction and a leading advocate for responsible data use, she has shaped global conversations around how algorithms influence society, policy, and everyday life. Her ability to translate complex technical issues into powerful, accessible insights has positioned her as one of the most important thought leaders in the field of data ethics.
On stage, Cathy O’Neil delivers compelling keynote presentations that light up conferences, universities, and major corporate events with clarity, depth, and passion. Her commanding presence, engaging storytelling, and sharp analysis help audiences understand the hidden consequences of technology and inspire action toward more transparent and equitable systems. Whether speaking to industry leaders, policymakers, or the general public, she connects deeply with audiences and sparks meaningful conversations about the future of data driven decision making.
With a growing global platform, influential publications, and an ongoing presence at major tech and policy events, Cathy O’Neil continues to shape the way the world thinks about technology and ethics. Her fearless advocacy, thought provoking insights, and transformative ideas have cemented her status as a cultural phenomenon and one of the leading voices in the fight for algorithmic justice.
