Motunrayo Fatoke is a public policy professional specializing in AI governance, technology policy, and international development. She recently earned a Master’s degree in Public Policy with a concentration in Technology and Regulatory Policy from George Washington University in the United States.

She was also recognized by the African Union as one of the 25 women of impact in Africa for her contributions to education development in Africa.

Her work sits at the intersection of emerging technologies and public policy, with experience spanning organizations including the Family Online Safety Institute, UNESCO, and, the Global Partnership for Education. She has contributed to research and policy discussions on AI governance, online safety, digital rights, and technology regulation, collaborating with governments, civil society, academia, and industry stakeholders.

Motunrayo is passionate about advancing responsible AI through inclusive, human-centered governance frameworks that foster innovation while protecting fundamental rights.