The Knowledge Hub

Ideas, insights & everything in between.

I have a curious brain and an ever-growing list of questions.

Some turn into articles. Others become talks, research, experiments or conversations that lead me somewhere unexpected.

This is where I bring it all together.

A place to document what I’m learning, what I’m questioning, what I’m building and what I’m discovering about AI and the people using it.

From the practical realities of AI adoption to governance, accessibility, emerging technology and the bigger questions about our future.

I don’t believe we need to have all the answers. But I do believe we need to keep asking better questions.

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  1. Charlie hosting the Breaking Barriers panel at Women in Tech Week 2026, with two panellists beside her and the event slide on screen

    Talks & AppearancesIn person

    Breaking Barriers. We’ve Always Been Here: Building a Career in Tech and Engineering (opens in a new tab)

    Host and moderator · Women in Tech Week 2026 · We Are Tech Women, Desk2Educate, StartUp Disruptors and Her Future in AI CIC · hosted by the University of Southampton · Panel discussion over lunch

    Part of Women in Tech Week 2026, the UK-wide week powered by WeAreTechWomen that celebrates and champions the progression of women in technology. I hosted and moderated the conversation as co-founder of Her Future in AI CIC, with speakers Becky Lodge (Desk2Educate and StartUp Disruptors) and Natalie Haigh (Her Future in AI CIC) on what it has really been like to build long careers in tech and engineering: the barriers they have navigated, what has changed and what hasn’t, and how to drive change from within the industry, followed by open questions from the room. Breaking Barriers was brought together by We Are Tech Women, Desk2Educate, StartUp Disruptors and Her Future in AI, and hosted by the University of Southampton at the Sir James Matthews Building.

  2. Charlie presenting Wired Differently, Building Differently to the room at Academy HR Executive Sessions, the title slide on screen

    Talks & AppearancesIn person

    Wired Differently, Building Differently

    Speaker · Academy HR Executive Sessions · Signature talk

    Delivering my signature talk to a room of senior leaders: a journey through neurodivergence, business, inclusion and AI.

  3. Podcasts & InterviewsSpotify

    AuDHD, RSD & Burnout — The Tug‑of‑War of Being Both (with Charlie Ruttle)

    The ADHD Reframed Project Podcast · Guest · 58 minutes

    A guest conversation on The ADHD Reframed Project Podcast about being both autistic and ADHD, rejection sensitive dysphoria and burnout.

  4. The innovation panel at Solent FutureScape 2026, with Charlie speaking

    Talks & AppearancesIn person

    Solent FutureScape

    Innovation panellist

    On the innovation panel at Solent FutureScape 2026.

  5. Talks & AppearancesIn person

    AI Literacy for Small Businesses

    Speaker · PBE Networking Morning · Business talk · AI literacy

    I delivered an introductory AI literacy session for small business owners at a PBE Networking Morning. The session focused on making AI more understandable, exploring practical business applications and encouraging attendees to think about opportunities alongside responsible use.

  6. Talks & AppearancesIn person

    AI Masterclass for Inner Circle

    Guest speaker · Inner Circle Women’s Membership · Guest masterclass · AI education

    I delivered an AI masterclass for members of Inner Circle, exploring artificial intelligence and helping women feel more confident understanding and using emerging technology. This was an opportunity to make AI more approachable and relevant to an audience with different levels of experience.

Still to come: articles, research and white papers, videos and field notes will be added here as they’re published.

From the Archive

Comfortably Chaotic

Earlier writing · Substack archive

Earlier writing on neurodivergence, identity, burnout, masking, self-advocacy and learning to build life around how your brain actually works.

This was part of the journey that shaped my voice and my work around accessibility, neurodivergent advocacy and human-centred technology. These essays are here as an archive of where some of this started.

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If you’re exploring AI, struggling to work out where to begin, or realising your organisation needs stronger governance around how AI is already being used, let’s talk. You don’t need a finished brief.

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