Grace Bailey
Rapporteur @St George\'s House
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WORK HISTORY
Rapporteur @St George\'s House
AI & Elections: How can we ensure we know what we’re voting Finding a Way & Defence: Ensuring reports for St George’s House based on consultations with world leaders in Defence, Health, Human Rights & Family Law, Technology & AI, Electoral Processes, Policy and Business. Wrote the St George’s House Report on AI & Elections: How can we ensure we know what we’re voting for? The report lays out the current threats to British democracy from AI and developing technologies as well as the revolutionary proposed Social Observatory on AI. Wrote St George’s House Report on Fabricated and Induced Illness: Finding a Fairer Way Forward which reopened vital discussions about miscarriages of justice in the NHS and legal system and suggested clear solutions to the growing crisis. Specialised reports according to very different requirements and deadlines, including a detailed 23 page report for FII completed in 2 weeks and a 1 page “Call to Action” summary on AI & Elections to be shared with major political players, policy makers and members of industry. Played a key role in representing the House to guests, participating in all meals, tours and social activities to improve their experience and expand upon their ideas.
EDUCATION
King Edward VI School, Southampton
Upper School Academic Scholar
UCL
Classics MA
UCL
Classics BA
ABOUT GRACE BAILEY
I am a self-motivated, multi-disciplined individual with a passion for the Arts. I have conducted over 150 interviews with world renowned subjects including Grammy, Emmy, BAFTA, Booker Prize, Women’s Prize, Prix Goncourt & Oscar Nominees & Winners.My podcast series San Clemente has featured on the CUNY university syllabus for its insight into a set author on their Creative Writing course. In the past year, I have earned 2.1m+ views on TikTok alone. I have covered many events, including major press conferences (Netflix, AppleTV, RA), red carpets, exhibitions, art fairs, the London Film Festival and the recent reopening of the National Gallery.During my Classics BA & MA at UCL, I studied years of philosophy, history and literature in five languages (English, Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Spanish). My dissertation focused on overlooked nuances surrounding gender and power in early Imperial poetry which helps us reflect on modern identity politics and categorisation. As a rapporteur at St George’s House (Windsor Castle), I publish reports for their consultations with leading experts on topics ranging from on AI to Human Rights Law.I have developed strong relationships with institutions such as Faber & Faber, Daunt Books and Penguin Random House.Growing up around Formula One helped me understand the relationship between art and technology. As a result, I train AI models for a TIME100 company to better understand the future of LLMs. I use analytical, research and people skills to bring new perspectives from unexpected sources. I believe strongly in empowering people to speak about the Arts across all backgrounds and industries.
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