Giuseppe Ugazio is professor in Behavioral Philanthropy and Finance at the University of Geneva. In his research, he uses interdisciplinary experimental methods to explore the behavioral mechanisms underlying decision-making in finance and philanthropy. Through the lense of behavioral science, he also investigates the interactions of AI and Philanthropy, both employing machine learning approaches to disclose motivations for engaging in prosocial endeavor, and analyzing the role philanthropies can play in shaping a responsible development and use of AI. Enriching the academic foundations for philanthropy, he co-edited the Routledge Handbook of AI and Philanthropy and Philanthropy: Multidisciplinary Perspectives. He is among the OECD community of experts on AI, and co-directs the Master of Advanced Studies in Philanthropy of the Univeristy of Geneva.