Dr Caitlin Curtis

Dr Caitlin Curtis is a Lecturer in the School of Business at The University of Queensland. She is affiliated with multiple research centres, including the Centre for Enterprise AI, Centre for Policy Futures, Queensland Digital Health Centre, Centre for Digital Cultures & Societies, and School of Public Health. Her research focuses on responsible AI, applied ethics, and emerging technologies, with an emphasis on digital governance, equitable access to biotechnology, and science communication. Dr Curtis teaches courses on Responsible Artificial Intelligence and Responsible Management for the Global Economy, and coordinates the UQ AI Collaboratory's 'Ask Me Anything about AI' series. Her work has been featured in journals such as Computers in Human Behavior and AI & Ethics, and she has contributed to national policy discussions through formal submissions to government inquiries.

Caitlin Curtis, based at the University of Queensland, focuses on Responsible AI, applied ethics, and business ethics within the context of artificial intelligence and responsible management. Her research explores trust in AI systems, human-centered AI development, and the ethical implications of AI deployment. Curtis also investigates the intersection of AI with healthcare, privacy-preserving machine learning, and genetic diversity in marine species. Her work emphasizes the importance of human agency in AI systems and the need for ethical frameworks to address AI risks. She has contributed to studies on AI trust across multiple countries and explored the role of AI in medical genetics and forensic practices.