Emory Craig brings broad experience in higher education and the creative industries to his work on XR, AI, and digital ethics. He is the Co-founder and CEO at Digital Bodies, a consulting group and popular website for news and analysis of immersive technologies. Digital Bodies partners with nonprofits, government agencies, and educational organizations in the research and implementation of immersive technologies and provides strategic planning services, design thinking sessions, and professional development workshops on AR, VR, and AI. He has worked with the United Nations and assisted the Organization of Economic and Co-operative Development (OECD) on developing recommendations for the use of virtual reality and artificial intelligence in education. He is an Innovator in Residence for the ShapingEDU Initiative at ASU.
 
As a futurist, writer, and keynote speaker, he explores how the convergence of XR and AI will transform how we learn and our relationships with each other, creating innovative opportunities and profound social and ethical challenges. His work focuses on the personal and organizational strategies we will need to live in a world where experiences are available on-demand, and the boundary between the real and the virtual disappear.