Hadley Dixon is the AI Risk Assessment Analyst at Common Sense Media’s Youth AI Safety Institute, where she evaluates AI products for safety, effectiveness, and age-appropriateness for children and teens. She holds a master’s degree in data science and artificial intelligence from the University of San Francisco. Previously, she worked on the Democracy, Speech, and Technology Project at the ACLU of Northern California and conducted research into the societal impacts of AI at the Center for AI and Data Ethics (CAIDE). Her paper “Ethical Guidelines for Machine Learning Competitions” was published in Springer Nature’s AI and Ethics, and her earlier work at CAIDE is now taught as graduate curriculum in the University of San Francisco’s data science and AI program.