Dr. Temilola “Lola” Longe is an artificial intelligence scholar and educator whose work focuses on artificial intelligence governance, responsible AI, machine learning, and human-centered AI. Her current work explores generative AI literacy and the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence technologies in higher education and professional environments.
She holds faculty appointments at multiple universities in the United States and contributes to teaching and curriculum development in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and emerging technologies. She also serves as a Lecturer of Practice in Practical AI & Intelligent Automation, where she works with students to translate AI concepts into practical applications across organizational and industry contexts.
In addition to her teaching roles, Dr. Longe serves as an Advisory Board Member for Emerging Technology, supporting academic and industry initiatives focused on responsible technology development and innovation. Her professional background spans technology engineering and applied artificial intelligence, including work with cloud infrastructure, data-driven systems, and AI-enabled platforms.
She is also the founder of TrustAIchain, an initiative focused on advancing AI governance, responsible AI, and AI literacy. She developed the SAFER AI Protocol, a structured approach designed to support evaluation, accountability, and human oversight in the use of artificial intelligence systems.
Dr. Longe is passionate about mentoring students, advancing AI literacy, and contributing to interdisciplinary conversations on the responsible development of artificial intelligence.