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Craig Mundie is a distinguished technology executive with a career defined by significant contributions to the technology industry and public policy. He advises organizations and governments on emerging technologies, particularly in areas such as fusion energy, cybersecurity, quantum computing, molecular medicine, and artificial intelligence.

Mundie spent 22 years at Microsoft, holding leadership roles including Chief Technical Officer. Chief Research and Strategy Officer, and Senior Advisor to the CEO, where he shaped the company’s technology strategy and research initiatives. He continues to advise Microsoft on strategic initiatives.

In addition to his corporate achievements, Mundie served for 10 years on the U.S. National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee, offering critical and trusted guidance to three U.S. administrations on tech and national security. He was also part of President Obama’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) for 8 years, helping shape national science and technology policies.

Mundie is a leading advocate for responsible technology development, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence, advanced computing systems, and global technology policy. He co-authored Genesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit with Henry Kissinger and Eric Schmidt. Mundie currently co-chairs a Track II dialogue with China on Artificial Intelligence, continuing his work in global technology policy and innovation.