Kaye Labs is a bioethics research and consulting firm and diplomacy center. Our work is focused on bioethics, diplomatic relations, and policy.
Kaye labs is A BENT FRAME MEDIA COMPANY
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Kaye Labs strives to secure creative collaborations among our international network of leaders in government, business, and media. We are currently working with diplomats from developing nations to curate growth opportunities and establish businesses that will provide economic stimulus in those countries. Most recently we facilitated a partnership between the Ambassador of Nicaragua and U.S. business leaders to further this mission.
We also provide bioethical analysis of international and domestic policy. Our work in bioethics and human rights is heavily influenced by the philosophy of language, and involves the consideration of language, linguistics, and culture when communicating and working with foreign nations. This further extends to our work in national health care ethics and global public health.
Bioethics Research Areas
| -Prison Ethics/Death Penalty | -International Criminal Law | ||
| -International Humanitarian Law | -Artificial Intelligence | ||
| -Psilocybin | -Neuroethics | ||
| -Genetic Editing and Selection | -Medical Ethics | ||
| -Assisted Suicide | -Reproductive Ethics | ||
| -Transgender Issues and BIID | -Sports Ethics | ||
| -AI Ethics in Fashion and Modeling | -Veterans |
KAITLIN PUCCIO – FOUNDER, DIRECTOR OF BIOETHICS
Kaye Labs was founded by lawyer and bioethicist Kaitlin Puccio.
Kaitlin earned a JD from Georgetown Law, an MS in bioethics from Columbia University, and a BA in philosophy from New York University. She was an Institute of International Economic Law Fellow from 2018-2019, and formerly worked at the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Public Health Law. Prior to earning her JD, she was a ghostwriter for a member of the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability.
She is a member of Meridian International Center’s Global Leadership Council, a non-partisan organization comprised of leaders from both the public and the private sector that works closely with the Department of State to strengthen diplomatic relations.
She is also a member of the Global Women’s Innovation Network, a bipartisan network of executives in government, academia, and business who use innovation to contribute to key policy issues; and volunteers at the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program in Washington, D.C.
Kaitlin is the author of Torque, is a contributor to Psychology Today, and teaches law, bioethics, and policy courses at universities and institutes worldwide. She is currently completing her double-PhD dissertation in philosophy and bioethics on AI consciousness, personhood, and policy.
