The Centre for Digital Humanities is proud to announce that Iris Muis, Team Lead at Data School, has been named in the list of 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics 2025. This list has been released by the Women in AI Ethics Group based in New York.

The Women in AI Ethics is a volunteer-led, global initiative with a mission to increase recognition, representation, and empowerment of women in AI Ethics since 2018. As founder Mia Shah-Dand states, Women in AI Ethics has recognized experts and pioneers who are working hard to 1) ensure that benefits from AI are distributed equitably and 2) keeping us safe from its harms.

This year’s list is a testament to the immense talent across diverse fields committed to the cause of responsible and ethical AI.

Iris Muis

Iris Muis has given 40+ talks on the topics in the field of responsible AI and digital ethics at events like the CPDP (Computer Privacy and Data Protection) Conference in Brussels, and the Overheid360 Conference in The Netherlands. She trains professionals on FRAIA, DEDA, responsible AI and is developing methods and instruments like Performance appraisal for AI that facilitate responsible AI and ethical data governance. For her work, Iris Muis was also one of the three finalists in Responsible AI for Women in AI Netherlands awards 2024.