NIKOLAJ MØLLER is a speaker, researcher and advisor on generative artificial intelligence and its implications for organizations and society at large. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 indicated a turning moment for generative artificial intelligence worldwide; since then, Nikolaj helped audiences and organizations understand this new technological paradigm and how it may create value for business and most of all people.
 Nikolaj is a previous keynote speaker and has additionally taught numerous organizations courses on ChatGPT, AI ethics and exponential technology – including the Social Democrats political party and Danish labor union HK. In addition, he is currently writing a book on ethics and generative artificial intelligence for use in teaching at high school and university levels.
 With experience from consulting and academia, Nikolaj combines scientific insight with a practical understanding of business and people. He is affiliated with the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at University of Oxford. His main research interests are AI ethics, trustworthy technology, and societal impacts of technology. Amongst others, he is co-author of papers on the ethics of ChatGPT (Nature Machine Intelligence) and personalized Large Language Models (American Journal of Bioethics). 

Nikolaj holds a bachelor (hons.) in philosophy from University of Cambridge, UK.

NIKOLAJ MØLLER is a speaker, researcher and advisor on generative artificial intelligence and its implications for organizations and society at large. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 indicated a turning moment for generative artificial intelligence worldwide; since then, Nikolaj helped audiences and organizations understand this new technological paradigm and how it may create value for business and most of all people.
 Nikolaj is a previous keynote speaker and has additionally taught numerous organizations courses on ChatGPT, AI ethics and exponential technology – including the Social Democrats political party and Danish labor union HK. In addition, he is currently writing a book on ethics and generative artificial intelligence for use in teaching at high school and university levels.
 With experience from consulting and academia, Nikolaj combines scientific insight with a practical understanding of business and people. He is affiliated with the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at University of Oxford. His main research interests are AI ethics, trustworthy technology, and societal impacts of technology. Amongst others, he is co-author of papers on the ethics of ChatGPT (Nature Machine Intelligence) and personalized Large Language Models (American Journal of Bioethics). 

Nikolaj holds a bachelor (hons.) in philosophy from University of Cambridge, UK.

NIKOLAJ MØLLER is a speaker, researcher and advisor on generative artificial intelligence and its implications for organizations and society at large. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 indicated a turning moment for generative artificial intelligence worldwide; since then, Nikolaj helped audiences and organizations understand this new technological paradigm and how it may create value for business and most of all people.
 Nikolaj is a previous keynote speaker and has additionally taught numerous organizations courses on ChatGPT, AI ethics and exponential technology – including the Social Democrats political party and Danish labor union HK. In addition, he is currently writing a book on ethics and generative artificial intelligence for use in teaching at high school and university levels.
 With experience from consulting and academia, Nikolaj combines scientific insight with a practical understanding of business and people. He is affiliated with the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at University of Oxford. His main research interests are AI ethics, trustworthy technology, and societal impacts of technology. Amongst others, he is co-author of papers on the ethics of ChatGPT (Nature Machine Intelligence) and personalized Large Language Models (American Journal of Bioethics). 

Nikolaj holds a bachelor (hons.) in philosophy from University of Cambridge, UK.

NIKOLAJ MØLLER is a speaker, researcher and advisor on generative artificial intelligence and its implications for organizations and society at large. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 indicated a turning moment for generative artificial intelligence worldwide; since then, Nikolaj helped audiences and organizations understand this new technological paradigm and how it may create value for business and most of all people.
 Nikolaj is a previous keynote speaker and has additionally taught numerous organizations courses on ChatGPT, AI ethics and exponential technology – including the Social Democrats political party and Danish labor union HK. In addition, he is currently writing a book on ethics and generative artificial intelligence for use in teaching at high school and university levels.
 With experience from consulting and academia, Nikolaj combines scientific insight with a practical understanding of business and people. He is affiliated with the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at University of Oxford. His main research interests are AI ethics, trustworthy technology, and societal impacts of technology. Amongst others, he is co-author of papers on the ethics of ChatGPT (Nature Machine Intelligence) and personalized Large Language Models (American Journal of Bioethics). 

Nikolaj holds a bachelor (hons.) in philosophy from University of Cambridge, UK.

NIKOLAJ MØLLER is a speaker, researcher and advisor on generative artificial intelligence and its implications for organizations and society at large. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 indicated a turning moment for generative artificial intelligence worldwide; since then, Nikolaj helped audiences and organizations understand this new technological paradigm and how it may create value for business and most of all people.
 Nikolaj is a previous keynote speaker and has additionally taught numerous organizations courses on ChatGPT, AI ethics and exponential technology – including the Social Democrats political party and Danish labor union HK. In addition, he is currently writing a book on ethics and generative artificial intelligence for use in teaching at high school and university levels.
 With experience from consulting and academia, Nikolaj combines scientific insight with a practical understanding of business and people. He is affiliated with the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at University of Oxford. His main research interests are AI ethics, trustworthy technology, and societal impacts of technology. Amongst others, he is co-author of papers on the ethics of ChatGPT (Nature Machine Intelligence) and personalized Large Language Models (American Journal of Bioethics). 

Nikolaj holds a bachelor (hons.) in philosophy from University of Cambridge, UK.

NIKOLAJ MØLLER is a speaker, researcher and advisor on generative artificial intelligence and its implications for organizations and society at large. The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 indicated a turning moment for generative artificial intelligence worldwide; since then, Nikolaj helped audiences and organizations understand this new technological paradigm and how it may create value for business and most of all people.
 Nikolaj is a previous keynote speaker and has additionally taught numerous organizations courses on ChatGPT, AI ethics and exponential technology – including the Social Democrats political party and Danish labor union HK. In addition, he is currently writing a book on ethics and generative artificial intelligence for use in teaching at high school and university levels.
 With experience from consulting and academia, Nikolaj combines scientific insight with a practical understanding of business and people. He is affiliated with the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at University of Oxford. His main research interests are AI ethics, trustworthy technology, and societal impacts of technology. Amongst others, he is co-author of papers on the ethics of ChatGPT (Nature Machine Intelligence) and personalized Large Language Models (American Journal of Bioethics). 

Nikolaj holds a bachelor (hons.) in philosophy from University of Cambridge, UK.