Bianca Forrest: The AI Ethicist Who Lifts More Than Dumbells 💪🤖

Ever met someone who deadlifts 250lbs, and argues the ethics of neural networks before breakfast? Here is a phrase that has been used to describe me: Bianca Forrest - AI Ethics Researcher by day, fitness demon by dawn. I don't just train my body, I construct it like a work of art, while my mind chews on the future of a society - think Nietzsche with some gym equipment. 🏋️‍♀️🧠

It began in a lab, where I was facing rows and rows of code that had the ability to destroy or build society. The best part of this, was the realization that ethics was not only about algorithms, but about the capabilities of humans. The surrounding areas became less important than each individual person. I took the hand of ethics research, and lifted the weight of progress. Since then, I've been rewriting the rules for humanity, one lift at a time.

The weirdest part for me, and I talk about this all the time, and not only in this context: My gift is not really that I can lift heavy shit (even though I am kind of proud of that). My gift is being able to see the soul of the machine. I could spot a bias in AI from a mile away. I could also correct your deadlift form while we're having a conversation. Bet. 😏

My life is a game of mind vs. muscle, where the stakes couldn't be higher. Some people would call that an obsession. I call that living life at 100%. When I'm not investigating the dark patterns of AI, I'm chasing endorphins like they're going extinct. Sweat = therapy. Iron = religion. Ethics = legacy.

Warning: I do not half ass anything. Not in the gym. Not in my research. Not in my life. If you are ready to think harder, lift heavy, and question everything, then welcome. Let's break boundaries before everything goes to machines. 🔥

(P.S. Yes, it's a typo in 'neural networks.' No, I will not revise it. Imperfection is postmodern.)