Embedding Responsible AI: What Organisations Need to Know

Teens in AI Founder and CEO, Elena Sinel, features alongside industry experts in a new blog by 1000 Black Voices: Why Responsible AI Matters: A Practical Guide for Modern Organisations. Her contribution centres on a powerful reminder that ethics and inclusion must be at the heart of all AI development:

“To me, responsible AI starts with a simple principle: do no harm. Every organisation developing or deploying AI must ask – who benefits, who is left behind, and at what cost?”

We’re sharing this piece because it aligns with our mission at Teens in AI — to ensure young people are equipped to build AI that is not only innovative but also fair, transparent, and socially responsible.

The blog explores how organisations can embed responsible AI practices into their operations by prioritising inclusion, ethical oversight, continuous learning, and critical thinking. It calls for stronger frameworks, improved training, and a commitment to both legal compliance and long-term social impact.

The Embassy of Nepal in London will host the Nepal-UK Tech Forum, a landmark event aimed at deepening digital and investment ties between the United Kingdom and Nepal. Bringing together senior diplomats, policymakers, investors, business leaders, and technologists, the forum seeks to position Nepal as a rising digital economy and innovation hub.

We are delighted to accept His Excellency, Ambassador Mr. Chandra Kumar Ghimire’s invitation to Elena Sinel, Teens in AI’s Founder & CEO to join a panel discussion.

Format: Nepal-UK Tech Forum 2025

Theme: Fostering Digital Trade and Investment: Strengthening Bilateral Tech Ties

Date: 4 July 2025

Venue: Embassy of Nepal, London

Under the theme “Fostering Digital Trade and Investment: Strengthening Bilateral Tech Ties,” the day-long event will showcase opportunities for collaboration in AI, cloud computing, fintech, edtech, cybersecurity, healthtech and more. Discussions will focus on enabling cross-border innovation, attracting investment, and building sustainable partnerships in the tech sector – with a strong emphasis on public-private collaboration and diaspora-led entrepreneurship.

Panel Discussion:
Changing Landscapes of Digital Trade in Nepal-UK Relations: Success, Challenge & Way Forward

Elena Sinel, Founder and CEO of Teens in AI, will speak on the panel “Changing Landscapes of Digital Trade in Nepal-UK Relation: Success, Challenge & Way Forward,” alongside tech leaders from both countries. Her inclusion highlights the growing importance of ethical AI, youth innovation, and inclusive approaches to digital transformation in shaping future international partnerships.

“It’s an honour to contribute to this important dialogue between the UK and Nepal,” said Elena Sinel. “As we explore digital trade and investment, we must ensure young people are not only included in the conversation but are actively shaping the future of responsible and inclusive innovation. Initiatives like this create the foundations for meaningful, long-term collaboration.”

The Forum represents a strategic moment to expand cooperation between the UK and Nepal, not only in trade and investment, but also in developing responsible and inclusive technology ecosystems.

We can’t say much (yet), but picture this:

👥 15 teens | 📍 One secret London location | 💡One seriously cool challenge | A day packed with ideas, experiments, and a whole lot of tech … the rest? Strictly hush-hush!

Let’s just say we brought together a group of our sharpest thinkers, the kind who question everything, break things to rebuild them better, and don’t settle for “good enough”.

Call them our X-Men. Our X-Women. Our secret squad. They took on something ambitious, something that matters … but for now, it’s all under wraps.

No spoilers. No sneak peeks. Just … imagine what happens when you mix talent, creativity, and a mystery brief in one buzzing London space!

We’re building something. And when the time’s right, you’ll be the first to know. Stay tuned. Something big is brewing!

Delivered by the Arab International Women’s Forum (AIWF) and Women in Sustainability, Environment and Renewable Energy (WiSER), we are proud to announce that our Founder, Elena Sinel, will be speaking at the high-level conference Women Building Resilient Communities, held during London Climate Action Week 2025.

Women Building Resilient Communities Conference as part of London Climate Action Week 2025
Host: The Arab International Women’s Forum (AIWF) and Women in Sustainability, Environment and Renewable Energy (WiSER)
When: 24 June 2025
Location: The Royal Academy of Engineering, London

The conference is designed to connect young women leaders with changemakers from across the public, private, NGO, STEM, and environmental sectors.

Affiliated with London Climate Action Week 2025, the event will convene global leaders, entrepreneurs, innovators, policymakers, and sustainability champions to spotlight female-led solutions shaping a more sustainable, equitable future.

Elena Sinel’s Session: AI, Climate & Urban Futures

As part of the Short Talk Series running during the conference, Elena Sinel, Founder of Teens in AI, will deliver a TED-style presentation on:

🕐 Time: 12:10 – 12:30
🎤 Session: AI, Climate & Urban Futures
📍 Format: Brief talks from grassroots activists and climate leaders sharing bold ideas, personal journeys, and calls to action

Elena’s session will spotlight how AI is shaping urban environments and climate solutions — particularly when led by young innovators and underrepresented voices.

The conference will explore five critical themes:

🛡️Food Security & Climate Resilience: Tackling food system vulnerabilities through sustainable and regenerative agriculture, agri-tech, and climate adaptation.
🛡️AI, Data & Gender-Responsive Climate Action: Understanding the impact of climate change on women and girls using AI and data-driven insights.
🛡️Bridging the Climate Finance Gap: Promoting access to climate finance for female-led innovation.
🛡️Inclusive Climate Finance Models: Creating financial frameworks that drive inclusive climate entrepreneurship.
🛡️Future Leadership in Climate & Sustainability: Supporting education, entrepreneurship, and human skills development for the next generation.

We’d be delighted if you could join the workshop ~ Click the link below to find out more and sign up!

Elena Sinel, Founder and CEO of Teens in AI, was invited to speak at one of the most high-profile events in the UK tech calendar — London Tech Week. The invitation came from Streamly, the dedicated on-demand platform of London Tech Week, offering a space for some of the most important conversations in technology today.

Event: London Tech Week Live Interview

Format: Interview discussing AI Education and Inclusion

Date: 11 June 2025

Location: London Tech Week, Olympia, London

Elena took part in a live interview as part of Streamly’s thought leadership programme, speaking on AI education and inclusion — a topic she’s spent the past decade championing. Positioned on the Grand Hall Gallery, directly across from the Keynote Stage, the session was an opportunity to spotlight why the UK must act now to ensure no young person is left behind in the AI revolution.

London Tech Week’s invitation recognised Elena’s leadership in shaping global conversations around how we prepare young people – especially those from underrepresented backgrounds – to understand, question, and shape the future of AI.

In the interview, Elena made a compelling case for embedding AI literacy across the UK education system – not as a future ambition, but an urgent national priority. She argued that giving young people the ability to understand, question, and build AI is as essential as teaching them to read or write – and must be approached with the same scale and seriousness.

But sparking interest through one-off events like hackathons isn’t enough. Without long-term investment in infrastructure, mentorship, and inclusive role models, the spark quickly fades. Many young people – particularly girls and those from underserved communities – are shut out by barriers that start early and compound over time. For Elena, the answer lies in embedding AI education into the mainstream, training teachers, funding grassroots access, and building systems that don’t just reach the privileged few – but every young person, everywhere.

A prestigious recognition that celebrates fifty exceptional women who are transforming the UK tech ecosystem.

The 2025 InspiringFifty UK winners will be celebrated throughout London Tech Week, beginning with a special reception in London on 9 June 2025.

Run by EQL:HER, in partnership with Informa and Founders Forum Group, InspiringFifty is a global initiative that seeks to increase diversity in tech by showcasing female role models who are driving meaningful change. These women are not only innovating in their fields, but inspiring the next generation of tech leaders through their work and impact.

Elena’s inclusion in this year’s list highlights her tireless commitment to making AI education and innovation more inclusive. Through Teens in AI, she has empowered thousands of young people—especially girls and underrepresented youth—to explore and shape the future of technology with a focus on ethics, purpose, and social good.

InspiringFifty UK was created to shift the dial on equity in tech. In partnership with Informa and Founders Forum Group, they are spotlighting fifty exceptional women who are leading the way – because now, more than ever, we need to back women founders and leaders.

These changemakers are driving innovation, shaping the future, and making a powerful impact across the UK tech ecosystem. Together, they reflect the extraordinary depth and breadth of female talent transforming our industry.

Meeting Laura Stebbing, the CEO of InspiringFifty, and Feryal Clark MP, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for AI and Digital Government was a particular highlight at the reception.

To read the full list of winners, visit InspiringFifty UK.

London Tech Week brings together the innovators shaping the future of technology, the investors backing bold ideas, and the enterprise leaders driving adoption.

Event: EQL:HER in the EQL:Lounge, London Tech Week 2025

Format: Panel “Advocating for Underrepresented Voices in AI – Empowering the Next Generation“

Date: 11 June 2025

Time: 11:00 Panel kick off

Location: Olympia, London

This year, Elena Sinel, Founder of Teens in AI, joins the EQL:HER Panel in the EQL:Lounge to discuss how we can empower the next generation by advocating for underrepresented voices in AI.

Discover how creative early exposure to emerging technologies is helping young people from diverse backgrounds thrive in a digital-first world. The panel will explore what’s working to shift the balance in tech – from sparking interest in AI to increasing engagement among those historically excluded from the industry.

BRINGING TOGETHER THE ENTIRE TECH ECOSYSTEM

The EQL:Lounge is a dedicated space within London Tech Week focused on elevating diverse voices, championing inclusive innovation, and celebrating the bold ideas shaping the future of tech.

The Create With Conference is a day packed with insightful talks for companies looking to move faster with automation and AI product development. Experience workshops, and connect with over 200 new friends building, operating, and growing in the AI & Visual Development community.

Event: Create With AI and Visual Development Conference 2025

Format: Future of AI Panel

Date: 22 May 2025

Time: 16:15 to 17:00 BST

Location:Main Stage at Plexal, Here East

Venue: Plexal, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Plexal, Here East, London

Elena contribution to the “Future of AI” panel is vital in bringing a youth-centred, ethical perspective to conversations shaping the next wave of AI development. As the Founder and CEO of Teens in AI, Elena champions inclusive innovation by equipping young people – particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds – with the skills and confidence to shape AI for social good. Her voice ensures that the future of AI is not only fast-moving and commercially driven but also inclusive, responsible, and reflective of the next generation’s values.

Who attends?

This premier event is designed for non-technical developers, freelancers, educators, agency owners, and anyone passionate about the future of technology without needing to write a line of code! Project managers, marketing teams, agency founders and Software as a Service builders attend to hear first hand from AI tool experts, network with AI enthusiasts and make connections to fast track their ideas. If you’re passionate about building something then this event is for you!

The reception will take place at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in London’s Holland Park during the Education World Forum 2025.

This gathering brings together leading voices and partners in global education to explore ways to strengthen collaboration and drive innovation, equity, and quality in education systems worldwide. 

Reception hosted by the Minister for Preschool and School Education of Uzbekistan

Date: 21 May 2025

Venue: Embassy of Uzbekistan in London, 41 Holland Park, W11 3RP

Elena’s attendance reflects Teens in AI’s commitment to shaping inclusive education futures by ensuring that young people everywhere – especially those in underserved communities – have access to the knowledge and tools to thrive in an AI-driven world. Engagements like this are vital to deepening international partnerships and raising awareness of the importance of embedding ethics, diversity, and youth participation into the future of education and technology.

Teens in AI’s Founder & CEO, Elena Sinel FRSA takes the stage at the invitation-only GAME CHANGER LONDON 2025 conference in London, United Kingdom, for a fireside chat discussing tech for good and youth empowerment.

Event: GAME CHANGER LONDON 2025 Conference
Format: 1:1 Bold Talk: “Tech for Good – Empowering the Next Generation Through Innovation”
When: 8 May 2025
Where: Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), The Mall, London

This one-day conference focused on fostering innovation and building a forward-thinking tech community. With over 35 speakers and 350 hand-picked attendees, it’s a great opportunity to explore emerging trends, connect with industry leaders, and take part in shaping what’s next in tech.

Elena shared her journey with Teens in AI, the importance of ethical and inclusive innovation, and how young people are already leading the charge in AI for social good.

She’ll be joining an incredible line-up of speakers from 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐨𝐟𝐭, 𝐀𝐖𝐒, 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐖𝐞𝐬𝐭, 𝐃𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐨, and more — all exploring how tech is reshaping the future.

This will be a powerful conversation on youth, ethics, and the future of tech.