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Nicolas Kayser Bril grew up in France but now lives in Berlin. He holds bachelor's degrees in literature and law, as well as a master's degree in journalism from the London School of Economics. Throughout his career, he has worked as a freelance journalist for several international publications such as The Washington Post, The Guardian, Le Monde Diplomatique, Huffington Post France, and others. He has also founded two successful startups - Lalala Studios and MyNewsdesk - which focus on helping newsrooms to leverage data-driven technology solutions to improve their reach and better engage with audiences.

Nicolas Kayser Bril conducts research on media technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), blockchain technology, online advertising techniques, audience behaviour modelling techniques & analytics solutions that help increase engagement with content. His research focuses primarily on how journalists can use these technologies to increase their efficiency while delivering reliable information to their customers. In addition, he explores ways that these technologies can be used to innovate and revolutionize the news industry while also preserving journalistic principles such as accuracy and fairness.

As a journalist, writer and political commentator, Nicholas Kesayr Brill writes about topics such as globalization, digital transformation in media outlets & business models of information companies; ethical dilemmas created by artificial intelligence; technological developments in democracy; internet freedom issues; European geopolitics; robotics & big data; human rights violations & related legal issues; open source technology & its role for society changes; plus economic implications for globalisation trends.

Currently Nicholas Kasyar Brill works at EDGE Institute Berlin where he contributes his expertise in researching political innovation through different media design tools like AI systems. Additionally he advises state institutions like European Union commissioner for Digital Economy & Society Mariya Gabriel on matters relating to digitalization & human rights policies in Europe.

Those interested can learn more about Nicholas Kesyr Brill's work by reading his books or articles or visiting his personal website where they can find links to media appearances he has made over the years as well as upcoming conferences or seminars he might be attending soon. Additionally one may follow him on Twitter @nkb_fr where he posts regularly pertinent news stories from around the world related to macro economics, politics, culture & digital transformation.