Dr Caroline Green is Director of Research at Oxford's Institute for Ethics in AI, where her work spans human rights, social care, civic AI and responsible innovation. At the centre of her research is the question of what it means to care, and how that concept is being reshaped as AI moves from a tool we occasionally use into something embedded in homes, care systems and everyday relationships.

She led the Oxford Project on the Responsible Use of Generative AI in Adult Social Care, convening over 100 people from across the care community, including care providers, policymakers and the Care Quality Commission, to define what responsible AI in care actually means in practice. That work has since grown into the AI in Care Alliance, a community of practice helping care providers ask the right questions of the technology suppliers they work with.

Caroline also collaborates closely with Ambassador Audrey Tang on civic AI, exploring how AI systems can be built to serve the relational health of communities rather than concentrate power. She is developing a project with the United Nations Human Rights Council on a new convention on the rights of older persons, and separately researches how young people aged 16 to 25 use AI as a source of information and how much they trust it.