About the IAPP

Chloe Autio is a technology policy expert with nearly a decade of experience advising organizations on AI policy and governance. Through her practice Autio Strategies, she provides strategic guidance to clients including government bodies, Fortune 50 companies, large AI labs and startups, and leading trade associations. Her advice helps organizations develop clear policy positions, enhance engagement and internal strategies, and anticipate regulatory implications.

Chloe’s consultancy is built on a solid foundation of experience, including her pivotal role in shaping Intel Corp.'s emerging technology policy portfolio and developing their Responsible AI program from its beginning. Her approach integrates a deep understanding of product development, compliance, communications and social responsibility. She couples her substantive expertise in this niche field with a broad network of contacts in D.C. and beyond to best serve her clients’ interests.

In addition to her consultancy work, Chloe is an Adjunct AI Policy Advisor at the Institute for Security and Technology, a Faculty Lecturer at the Future of Privacy Forum, and board member of Humane Intelligence. Her insights are frequently sought after by both government and civil society organizations, and her expertise has been highlighted in prominent media outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Axios, POLITICO, and Bloomberg, among others. She holds an economics degree from UC Berkeley, where she studied a range of topics related to technology policy, data ethics, and the social implications of computing. Chloe resides in the Washington, D.C. area with her husband and stepdaughter.