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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 24 MIN

S2. EP.02 From Steve Jobs to AI Healthcare: The Human Side of Innovation ft. Katherine Singson

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In this episode of Byte Happens, our host, Flavia Taborga, sits down with Katherine Singson, a former executive at NeXT, Pixar, and Xbox, to explore the evolution of AI, storytelling, branding, and leadership over decades of innovation.Katherine shares what it was like working alongside Steve Jobs during the NeXT and Pixar years, how early AI companies approached technology long before today’s boom, and why human connection remains at the center of innovation.The conversation also takes a deeply personal turn as Katherine opens up about her breast cancer journey and how it inspired her passion for improving healthcare through AI. From Silicon Valley to the future of healthcare, this episode is a powerful reflection on technology, resilience, and purpose.Learn more about Katherine and KYA Health at:https://kyahealth.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherinesingson/Visit Waverley Software to explore more insights on AI and technology.https://www.waverleysoftware.comDon’t forget to like, subscribe, and share Byte Happens for more conversations about tech.

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