Joe Torreggiani, Rhianna C. Rogers and Swaptik Chowdhury argue that competition is pushing AI into use faster than it can be controlled. Drawing on a recent breach by AI agents at OpenAI and on their work in education, they call for safeguards that keep humans in control
Global Lead, Global Inclusive Education Ecosystem (GIEE), and Appointed Member, UN-Geneva Forum, Global Impact Projects – Leadership Project Foundation; Co-Founder, Sustainable Progress and Equality Collective (SPEC); Board Member & Vice Chair, Global Strategy, AI Governance, & Institutional Partnerships, Global Online Education Regulator (GOER)
Rhianna previously served as Counsellor to the Assistant Secretary for Management (AI and Data Analytics) and inaugural Chief DEIA Officer at the US Department of the Treasury, and as founding Director of the Center to Advance Racial Equity Policy at the RAND Corporation.
She is a former tenured associate professor at SUNY Empire State University.
Her research interests include AI governance, digital equity, participatory and equity-centered research methods, and open educational resources.
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