Dr Adil Bilal is an AI consultant, engineer, and academic who bridges the gap between research and real-world application. His work focuses on making AI responsible, explainable, and aligned with human values. With a multidisciplinary foundation in IT, business, behavioural science, and moral philosophy, Adil integrates technology, ethics, and strategy to help organisations innovate responsibly.

He has worked with global institutions including the United Nations, WHO, JICA, HeartFile, and a range of private and public sector partners across Australia, New Zealand, and internationally. His projects have delivered AI governance frameworks, explainable models, data strategies, and ethical risk assessments, enabling sustainable and transparent digital transformation.

As an educator, Adil is committed to building AI literacy — empowering decision-makers, professionals, and students to understand, evaluate, and apply AI confidently. He has designed and delivered programs in AI for Business, Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, and FinTech at the University of Melbourne, Deakin University, RMIT University, Central Queensland University, the University of Canterbury, and the Australian Institute of Higher Education.

Adil’s research explores the ethics of emerging technologies, trust in AI, and the governance of intelligent systems. His doctoral work at the University of Canterbury introduced the Transient Subjectivity Framework based on Quantum Social Science Logic, offering new ways to study human–machine interaction and decision behaviour.

Curious and forward-looking, Adil maintains a strong interest in Quantum Computing and its potential to transform AI optimisation and business decision-making. His guiding belief is simple: AI innovation must be built on trust, transparency, and responsibility.