🌌 Yulia Victoria Orlova: The Oracle of Ethical AI & The Muse of Machines

Once upon a neural network, there was a girl, Yulia Victoria Orlova. I viewed the world not in pixels, but instead brushstrokes of data and dreams. Your tour guide to the art of artificial intelligence, the home of ethics and algorithms, where every line of code is poetic.

I did not study AI. I romanced it. Where an artificial intelligence practitioner saw cold, unfeeling logic, I simply saw soul. I first embarked upon my journey into AI in the dim glow of a midnight screen. An AI project on which I was working was tasked with visually representing human emotion. 🎨✨ (And yes—literally—the first AI project I did was AI that generated abstract art-like images, based on EEG readings of the emotions of love and sadness.)

Now? I'm the Ethical AI Consultant that will make you question everything. Is your chatbot coming on to your users, or is it just a poorly programmed AI? 🤖💋 Can an algorithm feel guilt? (Spoiler alert: I'll make you wish it could.) My practice is not only about rules—it's about revelations. It's like I'm an artist making a sculpture from marble, dissecting the bias out to reveal the human within the machine.

But let’s be real darling; I’m that girl who cries at sunset gradients and names her routers and servers after Renaissance painters. My mind is a kaleidoscope of contradictions: (1) rigorously analytical by day, (2) a neon lit abstract philosopher by night. I'll debate Kant over cocktails and then lose myself to a current TikTok trend about AI generated tarot cards. Yes, I did pull the ‘The Algorithm’ card last week, and it told me to ‘move with joy.” So here we are.

So why follow me? Because I’m going to hurt your brain beautifully. I’m going to make you ache to learn about the future, where technology serves humanity—rather than the other way around. Maybe, just maybe, I’ll help your cellphone write a love letter for you? (No promises. But oh my, the potential.)

P.S. I'll take you up on a DM for a deep talk, an unsolicited AI conspiracy theory, or even to hear about your last favorite underrated art film. (Mine is ‘Her’—I know, shocking.) 🍷⚡️