Stephanie Meisl explores the intersection of art, technology, and communication in her work. She incorporates innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain art (NFT) into her projects. Meisl's research focuses on the interface between art and AI. Her notable projects include "Digital Terrorism 2.0" (2019), "OK Computer, I want full manual control now" (2021, awarded the Salzburg Media Art Prize), and "Schiele's Ghost" (2021). In 2022, she co-founded D#AVANTGARDE, a community connecting modern technologies, creativity, and art. In 2023, together with Andreas Fraunberger, she co-founded genAI D#AVANTGARDE, a community that organizes regular events and think tanks on AI in Vienna. Currently, Meisl is working on developing her digital twin, ADA. She conducts workshops, delivers keynotes, curates AI-art exhibitions, and works on the project "How Real is the Digital Reality", drawing from the analogue theories of Paul Watzlawick. Meisl's focus is on promoting digital literacy, particularly through the MetropolisXAI project, for which she and Kimka Vienna were awarded the Content Vienna Digital Literacy Prize in 2023. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Communication.