Kate Carter, MSc, MALM's Linkedin Analytics

I lead artificial intelligence programs for the City of Tucson. My focus is on using AI to improve public services and create more equitable systems. I work to ensure that emerging technologies are grounded in transparency, inclusion, and real community needs. With more than eight years of experience in healthcare and dual master’s degrees, I bring a strong foundation in policy, health equity, and program design. I’m currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence at Capitol Technology University. My research focuses on ethical AI development, chronic pain management, and fairness in healthcare. In 2024, I was recognized with the AI 2030 Influencer Award and named a Global Fellow for my contributions to responsible AI. I also lead National Black AI Literacy Week, an initiative to expand access and understanding of AI in Black communities. I serve on the executive leadership team of the Black AI Think Tank and contribute to the Women’s Leadership Committee for AI2030. Most recently, I completed the Generative AI Leadership Accelerator at the University of Arizona’s Eller Executive Education program, deepening my work at the intersection of AI strategy and ethical implementation. I believe that technology should serve the public good. It should reflect care, accountability, and the voices of the people it’s meant to support. Highlights ▪ Certified in Generative AI Leadership Accelerator, Eller Executive Education (2025) ▪ AI Program Manager, City of Tucson ▪ Ph.D. Candidate, Artificial Intelligence (Capitol Technology University) ▪ 2024 AI 2030 Influencer Award and Global Fellow ▪ Lead Organizer, National Black AI Literacy Week ▪ Women’s Leadership Committee, AI2030 ▪ Executive Team, Black AI Think Tank