Laura Keller combines expertise in multilingual communication and digital ethics.

Her expertise in the practical and cognitive dimensions of interpreting is rooted in an MA and a PhD in interpreting from the University of Geneva and her work as a freelance conference interpreter on the private and institutional markets in Geneva for going on 15 years. She is accredited to the European Institutions and is an active member of the International Association of Conference Interpreters (AIIC).

Laura’s digital ethics expertise is based on an MA in Ethics at the University of Lucerne, which she is currently pursuing and for which she is specializing in the ethics of the digital transformation. Laura is also a supporting member of the Association of AI Ethicists and of the Swiss EthicSociety.

In her work in AI literacy advocacy she focuses on the ethical dimension of automating multilingual communication and the questions that arise regarding biases and power imbalances that are highlighted and exacerbated by AI-driven technologies. She has published and regularly intervenes in panels and workshops and gives lectures on the subject. 

Laura is based in Geneva (CH) and available for workshops, panels, guest lectures, keynotes and advisory sessions in German, English and French.