Murielle Popa-Fabre is a senior adviser on technology and public policy, specialising in the intersection of AI research and its governance. 

Following a career in research and teaching in natural language processing and cognitive neuroscience at Cornell University, the Collège de France and INRIA-Paris, she brings a scientific perspective to public policy debates on generative AI and neurotechnologies. At the AI & Society Institute (ENS-PSL), she works on AI governance and coordinates research on digital resilience, information integrity and responsible AI in collaboration with VIGINUM. At the Council of Europe, she is a senior expert on ML/TAL and AI governance for the CDNET and MSI+ committees, as well as a rapporteur on the committees on freedom of expression (MSI-AI) and the protection of privacy in LLM systems (TP-D 108+). Her expertise covers global AI governance, the impact of technology on human rights (Council of Europe, UN, ILO) and the assessment of AI for corporate strategy, public investment (France 2030) and private investment (RAISE ventures). She was recently appointed a member of the Ministry of Justice’s AI Observatory in France.