Leïla Mörch

Professor Expert in Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence | Researcher at the Content Policy and Society Lab at Stanford University

Field(s) of expertise

Artificial intelligence and content policy: application to public, private and political domains

Leïla Mörch is a researcher at the Content Policy and Society Lab at Stanford University. She specialises in the digital transformation of the State and administrations and is currently working on the issues of content moderation, in search of more ethical moderating artificial intelligences that respect the framework of values and principles chosen by the populations concerned. After three years at the French National Assembly as a parliamentary collaborator about digital acculturation of societies, in particular on the stakes of artificial intelligence, she is working on the diffusion of a minimal knowledge base on the subjects of digital ethics and understanding of new technologies within the French and Francophone political class.

Year	University	Diploma/Position
2021	Université Paris Dauphine, INSTN and Mines Paris	Master in Management of Technology and Innovation
2020	Université Panthéon Sorbonne and ENS Ulm	Master in Public Affairs
2019	Université Panthéon Sorbonne	Master in Political Administration

Year	Function
November 2021 - present	Coordinator of the Content Policy and Society Lab research project at Stanford University
2017- 2021	Parliamentary assistant at the French National Assembly
2019	Member of the AXA Group Public Affairs team
2018 - 2020	Parliamentary assistant at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean
2018	Consular services support at the cultural service of the French Embassy in Malta