Ellinor Blom Lussi

Ellinor Blom Lussi is a doctoral student and researcher at Lund University's Department of Real Estate Science, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence and society with particular emphasis on automated decision-making (ADM) systems in public administration and governance frameworks.

• Education: Pursuing a PhD in Technology and Society

Her research explores how ADM systems challenge anti-discrimination regulations and ethical standards in welfare systems, while also investigating the broader implications of AI implementation for democratic governance and sustainable development. She actively contributes to multi-disciplinary projects addressing ADM transparency and governance.

The recent publications reveal a research trajectory combining technical analysis with critical social science perspectives. Her work intersects with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals related to reducing inequalities and ensuring responsible AI development, particularly through studies of ADM in welfare systems and gender bias in AI models.

Blom Lussi participates in academic networks across Scandinavia and Italy, while organizing seminars examining AI transparency under EU regulations and urbanistic perspectives on artificial intelligence. She serves as project coordinator for AI Lund, a university-wide research network.