Claire Leibowicz

Head of AI and Media Integrity

Partnership on AI

Claire Leibowicz is the Head of the AI and Media Integrity Program at the Partnership on AI, where she has worked since the organization’s inception. She is an expert on AI and society, generative media, and multistakeholder strategies that inform technology practices and policies. Under Claire’s leadership, the AI and Media Integrity team creates best practices for the development and deployment of AI technologies that impact digital media and online information, in collaboration with over 100 partners from across civil society, academia, industry, and media. Aside from generative AI, the program focuses on responsible recommender systems, misinformation interventions, and the sustainability of local news. In 2021, Claire was a Journalism Fellow at Tablet Magazine where she explored questions at the intersection of digital culture, tech, and society, and last summer Claire was a Fellow at the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center exploring AI governance. Claire's insights have appeared in publications such as ABC, Axios, the Associated Press, CNN, MIT Tech Review, WIRED, and The Hill, and she has advised companies, governments, and nonprofit organizations on AI governance, generative AI, and digital media. Claire holds a BA in Psychology and Computer Science from Harvard, and a master's degree from Oxford, where she studied as a Clarendon Scholar, and is currently pursuing her doctorate part-time.