Pryscila Verly

PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE – ACADEMIC AND EDITORIAL WORK
Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence researcher and writer exploring the ethical and political
dimensions of contemporary technology. Seeking opportunities to develop a career as a columnist
and writer for media outlets, bringing my academic research in AI ethics and digital justice to
broader audiences. I offer clarity, critical thinking, and the ability to translate complex philosophical
debates into accessible texts — including newspapers, magazines, publishers, and digital
platforms — while also serving as an educator in Philosophy, Applied Ethics, and AI at the high
school and higher education levels.
Master's in Philosophy and AI at UERJ (Rio de Janeiro State University), researching algorithmic
bias and its relationship with human cognition and contemporary power structures. Over 15 years
of experience in sustainability, information/technology governance, and socio-environmental
projects in multinational settings. Skilled in team training, intercultural communication, and applied
ethics.
Open to opportunities in writing, education, and innovation — including entry-level roles such as
internships. Interested in contributing to projects across different fields and formats, whether
developing accessible content on technology ethics and philosophy, supporting educational
initiatives, or collaborating on creative and interdisciplinary endeavours. Eager to learn, adapt, and
bring critical thinking to new contexts.
Initial areas of interest:
• Philosophy (Philosophy of Technology, Political Philosophy, Epistemology, Ethics)
• Ethics and AI (AI Ethics, Algorithmic Bias, Digital Justice, AI Governance)
• Technology and Society (Digital Coloniality, Human Rights and Technology, Surveillance
Capitalism)
• Critical Thinking (Philosophy applied to everyday life, Digital Citizenship, Ethical Formation)
• Critical writing on contemporary topics