Dr. Alexandra Diening
Executive Chairman H-AISA

Dr. Alexandra Diening is a Research Scientist and leading expert in AI transformation, known for her hands-on approach to building practical, impactful solutions. Earning her doctorate magna cum laude in Cyberpsychology, Dr. Diening’s research merges Artificial Intelligence, Consumer Behavior Science, and Neuroscience to study how digital exposure shapes human behavior. By leveraging advanced AI models, she provides key insights into how digital experiences affect mental health, personalized interactions, and human-computer relationships. 

Over her career, she’s guided global companies through complex AI initiatives, overseeing multi-million-dollar projects, laying the groundwork for cutting-edge research programs spearheading the development of research competencies from the ground up. As the former Global Head of Research at a global tech company serving Fortune 500 clients, Dr. Diening has been deeply involved in bringing symbiotic AI into real-world applications, blending her expertise in AI and Cognitive Science with forward-thinking business strategies.

With nearly two decades of experience, Dr. Diening has shaped AI innovation across industries, from reshaping clinical trials and retail experiences to rethinking education through AI technology. Her work focuses on AI that doesn’t just function but connects meaningfully with people—customers, employees, or society at large. What sets Dr. Diening apart is her focus on AI's role in human dynamics and her push for responsible AI development meanwhile focusing on tangible and sustainable business value. She has a reputation for bridging the gap between tech and human needs, advocating for solutions that don’t sacrifice values for efficiency.

As the Executive Chair of H-AISA (Human-AI Symbiosis Alliance), Dr. Diening continues her mission, leading the way in ensuring AI serves human values. She’s driving research collaborations between scientists and businesses to develop AI that’s not only powerful but also aligned with the ethical complexities of the modern world.

In addition to her research and industry experience, Dr. Diening has served as a lecturer and guest lecturer at prominent academic institutions, and is a frequent speaker at major tech conferences, where she shares her expertise on AI’s role in shaping the future of human-centric technology.

Alongside her professional achievements, Dr. Diening is a proud mom, wife, and a dedicated enthusiast of all things space, quantum physics, human prehistory, and ancient civilizations. She is also an avid reader and food lover.