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Celine Caira

Economist / Policy Analyst - OECD

Working groupExpert Group on AI Compute
Working groupExpert Group on Trustworthy AI Investment
Stakeholder TypeIntergovernmental
OECD Secretariat
ONE AI Observer
AI Wonk contributor

Celine Caira is an economist/policy analyst in the AI Unit of the OECD Division of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI). Celine leads the coordination and analytical work of the OECD.AI Expert Group on AI Compute and Climate, as well as conducting AI country reviews. Before joining the OECD, Celine worked as Senior Policy Advisor to the Canadian Federal Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry where she provided strategic policy advice to the Minister on issues including the COVID-19 economic recovery, foreign direct investment, intellectual property and more. Celine has worked across federal, provincial and municipal governments, NGOs, and several United Nations organisations, including the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Celine holds a certificate from the University of Oxford Saïd Business School, a Master of Public Policy and Governance from the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, and a Bachelor of Arts Honours in Political Science, Economics, and French Language from McGill University.

Celine Caira's publications

Deliberate, inclusive AI policies to empower women in Africa 
Intergovernmental

Deliberate, inclusive AI policies to empower women in Africa 

by Nagham ElHoussamy, Conrad Tucker, Peter Addo, Rachel Adams, Linda Bonyo, Johannes Leon Kirnberger, Celine Caira

For International Women’s Day, we share highlights from a discussion on how AI can empower women in Africa.

March 8, 2024 — clock8 min read

Can AI help save the planet?
Intergovernmental

Can AI help save the planet?

by Keith Strier, Johannes Leon Kirnberger, Lee Tiedrich, Celine Caira

AI computing has positive and negative effects on the planet.

November 17, 2022 — clock5 min read

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