Dr. Kevin M. Storer is a researcher, speaker, and leading expert on the social dimensions of AI-driven work. Published widely in top computing venues, his research has been downloaded over 100,000 times and cited by over 100 international news outlets. He provides research, advisory, and thought leadership services to leading public and private sector organizations.

Dr. Kevin M. Storer is a researcher, speaker, and leading expert on the social dimensions of AI-driven work. He is widely published in top computing venues on the subjects of social computing, software engineering, and system design. His public scholarship on AI-driven work has been downloaded over 100,000 times and cited by over 100 international news outlets including CNN, NPR, Bloomberg, and TechCrunch. As former Senior Researcher at Google and Ethnographic Lead of their DORA Research Team, he developed the theoretical framework for the world's first validated model of the conditions that determine success in AI-driven work. He now provides research, advisory, and thought leadership services to leading public and private sector organizations, including as a preferred consultant at Alphabet and invited member of highly selective international research consortia at the National Science Foundation and the Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics.

Dr. Kevin M. Storer is a researcher, speaker, and leading expert on the social dimensions of AI-driven work. An ethnographer and critical scholar, he has gathered hundreds of hours of data from workers navigating AI adoption, studying how AI reshapes identity, trust, and labor relations within individuals, teams, and organizations. That research grounds a broader and increasingly urgent project: understanding what happens to societies built around work when work itself fundamentally changes, and guiding people through that transition with clarity and care.

He is widely published in top computing venues on the subjects of social computing, software engineering, and system design. His public scholarship on AI-driven work has been downloaded over 100,000 times and cited by over 100 international news outlets including CNN, NPR, Business Insider, Bloomberg, Newsweek, and TechCrunch. As former Senior Researcher at Google and Ethnographic Lead of their DORA Research Team, he developed the theoretical framework for the world's first validated model of the conditions that determine success in AI-driven work.

Kevin now provides research, advisory, and thought leadership services to leading public and private sector organizations, including as a preferred consultant at Alphabet and invited member of highly selective international research consortia at the National Science Foundation and the Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics, convening fewer than 50 researchers worldwide to shape policy, governance, and research agendas for AI-driven work.

He holds a Ph.D. in Informatics from the University of California, Irvine.

"Our next speaker is Dr. Kevin M. Storer, a researcher and leading expert on the social dimensions of AI-driven work. Published widely in top computing venues, his research has been downloaded over 100,000 times and cited by CNN, NPR, Bloomberg, and over 100 other international news outlets. He provides research and advisory to leading public and private sector organizations, is a preferred consultant at Alphabet, and has been invited to highly selective international research consortia at the National Science Foundation and the Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics, convening fewer than 50 researchers worldwide to shape AI policy and governance. Please welcome Dr. Kevin M. Storer."

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