
International keynote speaker · AI ethicist
AI is changing the conversation. Bring someone who asks better questions.
I bring hands-on AI expertise and AI ethics research to the same conversation, helping people explore the possibilities, question the risks and find a thoughtful way forward.
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There’s more to the AI conversation.
I bring hands-on experience and AI ethics research to the questions that matter: what AI makes possible, what it puts at risk, and what it means for people.
How we can work together
Let’s work together

Speaking
Keynotes and expert panels that get people thinking differently about AI.
I don’t do canned keynotes. Ever.
Every talk is built for your audience, with the latest developments, research and examples relevant to their world. We start with what matters to your people and where AI could actually help.
And the conversation doesn’t end when I leave the stage. You get the presentation deck and practical resources to keep exploring and put what you’ve learned to work.

Training
Practical workshops that help teams use AI thoughtfully and confidently.
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Let’s make this practical. Hands-on workshops tailored to your team, the work you do and the questions you’re bringing. We explore useful ways to work with AI while keeping your own judgment in the conversation.
Advisory & consulting
AI adoption, strategic planning and responsible-use guidance tailored to the organization.
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I track the AI landscape every day, so we can focus on what matters for your organization. Together, we look at where AI could help, what deserves caution and which next steps make sense for your people and priorities.

Rebecca Bultsma
I help audiences make sense of AI and decide what to do next.
I’m Rebecca Bultsma, an AI ethicist, researcher and keynote speaker. I combine hands-on experience with a critical look at how AI is changing our work and our lives. My talks give audiences practical ideas they can use, fresh perspectives that challenge their assumptions, and better questions to guide their decisions.
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