Sera Imani is a multidisciplinary storyteller at the intersection of AI, design, and public policy. Trained in cognitive science and software engineering, she spent the first decade of her career building assistive interfaces and ethical ML tools at startups and civic labs. Sera writes to translate dense technical developments into clear narratives that help readers — from product teams to policymakers — think critically about how technology shapes everyday life.

Her work blends practical experience with speculative curiosity: she sketches scenario-driven design exercises, interviews engineers and ethicists, and annotates emerging trends with actionable takeaways. When she’s not writing, Sera mentors early-stage founders on human-centered AI, teaches short courses on algorithmic fairness, and experiments with generative fiction to surface the social implications of new tech. She lives in Lisbon, collects vintage technical manuals, and prefers coffee over jargon.