✨ MIRA KINNEY: An Ethical Innovator of the Future ✨

Mira Kinney walks into the room and the algorithms freeze. Mira Kinney isn’t just an AI Ethics Researcher, she’s a digital age philosopher, a fashion futurist, and a walking contradiction. As her mind analyzes the ethics of machines, her clothes scream "now darling," in sequins and silicone.

Mira Kinney was born in a haze of neon lights and neural networks, the child who inquired "but is it ethical?" about Barbie's AI powered dreamhouse. Now she's the woman who glows in a lab coat lined with Gucci, and drops mic-worthy gems about bias in datasets, all while sipping on champagne soaked in matcha.

Her special talent? She codes her life—and her clothes—literally. Mira designed an AI that curates her outfits from the emotional response of her Twitter feed. One day an ensemble straight from cyberpunk Y2K, the next a Renaissance gown with circuit embroidery. The machine gets her—because she coded it to feel her.

Do not be deceived by the glitz and glamour. When she’s not transforming conference keynotes into runways, she's in the trenches auditing facial recognition systems for racial bias, or hosting underground salons where philosophers and fashion designers hash out the soul of AI. Her life is a high-stakes dance of logic, lace, and consequence, and you're invited to front row.

"Ethics should not be boring," she says with a purr, adjusting her VR headset-as-headpiece. "It should be something you can't resist."

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