They have many different purposes, but mainly, cookies enable you to navigate between pages easily, to remember your preferences, and eventually to improve the user experience. By using our website, you agree that cookies are to be placed on your device as further explained below.Ĭookies are small pieces of data that a website sends to your computer’s web browser while you are navigating through it. All rights reserved.Cookies are used on this website. Nina speaks seven languages, and calls London, Berlin and Kathmandu home. She advises several cutting-edge AI and technology companies, including Trupic, the first company to build media authentication technology as well as Synthesia, the world’s first AI video-generation platform. She describes how AI will shift the paradigm of human communication, predicting that over 90% of online video content will be generated by AI by 2030.
Nina explains how this technology came about, how it’s already being used, and what can be done to stop it destroying trust and overwhelming democracies. The result convincingly shows subjects saying and doing almost anything the user wishes. Nina looks at the growing access to and power of a form of AI that can learn how people speak, look and move, and to subtly alter video footage. In an age where video is the primary, and most trusted, medium for many people to access news and information, the power to convincingly change footage of politicians and influential figures has massive implications. Her book Deep Fakes and the Infocalypse: What You Urgently Need to Know, explores a global threat that is prevalent, but all too often ignored or misunderstood. Nina then went on to found her own business advising clients from governments and NGOs to a range of private sector businesses on issues from cybersecurity and espionage to synthetic media, disinformation and the geopolitics of tech. She has worked on global crises including the Russia-Ukraine war Brexit election interference, and information operations during the Covid-19 pandemic. Nina has worked with global leaders including Joe Biden, Emmanuel Macron, and former Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
She was the Communications Director for the Open Europe think-tank, and held senior roles in political strategy companies focusing on the use of data and technology in campaigns. Originally working in politics, political strategy and journalism, Nina’s career has included time with the BBC, CNN, Spiegel Online and The Sunday Times, covering politics and in particular issues around the EU. Nina helps organisations understand and navigate the risks and opportunities of a volatile and rapidly transforming global outlook. She is an expert in geopolitics artificial intelligence synthetic media and deepfakes. Specialising in the 'Age of AI' - an era in which technology will change the framework of society. Nina Schick is an author and consultant working on the intersection between society, politics and technology.
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