If your AI is biased, then so is your business
robinAIsha Consultancy was founded to to make our technological world fair, equitable, and inclusive for all. Our technical expertise combined with a deep commitment to social justice helps us to tackle your needs from a interdisciplinary lens.
What distinguishes robinAIsha is that our expertise extends beyond just developing AI. We can equip organisations across industries – from tech teams to regulators, or creative businesses – to think intersectionally about potential harms before developing and implementing their AI solutions.
No matter your question or need; we are here to provide masterclasses, technical solutions, inspiration sessions and workshops, catered to your organisation.
Together we will ensure the technologies in your business can serve everyone
About our Founder
When mandatory-use AI software at her university failed to detect her face due to her darker skin tone, Robin turned that moment into a lifelong mission: challenging discrimination in technology and advocating for a fair, equitable, and inclusive technological space for all.
Robin is a respected AI and digital rights expert and regularly writes and consults on these topics. Her work has been featured in Wired, Al Jazeera, and TEDxAmsterdam. She has been awarded the following recognitions for her work, among others: ScienceGuide Toplist 2023, Bits of Freedom Felipe Roderiquez Award 2024, TopFem Gen Award 2024.
Outside of her commitment to robinAIsha Consultancy she is closely involved with the Racism and Technology Center, bridging the gap between anti-racism and technology.
Robin Aïsha Pocornie (1996) was born and raised in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Over the years, she lived, studied, and worked in Costa Rica, United States, Australia, and the Netherlands. She currently resides in Amsterdam with her cat Shaquille.
Robin’s educational background
- MSc. in Bioinformatics – joint degree at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and University of Amsterdam (NED)
- MSc. in Neuroscience (drug development specialisation) – Maastricht University (NED)
- Exchange in Sydney, Australia – Macquarie University (AUS)
- BSc. in Psychology – St. Lawrence University (NY, USA)
- BSc. in Economics (econometrics track) – St. Lawrence University (NY, USA)
- International Baccalaureate – United World College Costa Rica (CRC)
