Bronwyn is currently a Translational Fellow on the AHRC-funded Bridging Responsible AI Divides (BRAID) programme, exploring how the arts and humanities can contribute to enabling a responsible AI ecosystem. She is also a DCMS Policy Fellow researching the risks generative AI pose for journalism and the public sphere. Bronwyn has an ongoing interest in how public service media (PSM) might develop and deploy value-aligned data-driven technologies to deliver public value and is working on attachment with BBC R&D on its Responsible Innovation workstream. Recently concluded work includes:

• Exploring the risks posed by generative AI systems to journalism and how to improve AI literacy amongst journalists on the EPSRC-funded projects ‘Building Public Value via Intelligible AI' (PubVIA) & 'Intelligible Cloud and Edge AI' (ICE-AI) with PETRAS National Centre of Excellence;
• An ESRC-funded impact project with BBC Research and Development to help make AI more intelligible for journalists;
• An Alan Turing Institute Postdoctoral Enrichment Award looking at generative AI in knowledge production;
• A junior fellowship at the Leuven Institute for Advanced Study (LIAS) at KU Leuven on the Reporting and AI project.

Bronwyn is part of the Media and Communications cluster at the Centre for Data, Culture & Society. She is also a research affiliate at Edinburgh Futures Institute.