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Women 'Splaining AI

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Women 'Splaining AI

We don't take ourselves too seriously here, since the host only started in AI in March of 2023 (and is still often confused). Consider this a mansplaining free zone (women-splaining encouraged) to talk about AI jobs, working in AI, the women currently crushing it in AI, and anything else that comes up. TLDR; If you're worried AI is going to take over the world, you should put more women in charge of it.

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    Sarah Nagy of Seek on "The AI Cool Club" and Leaving Data Scientists Alone

    Sarah Nagy, CEO of Seek AI, didn't intend to be a CEO. Sarah would actually prefer to be left alone - thank you very much. But when Sarah found her deep work being interrupted too often by well-meaning co-workers, Seek AI was born... IN THIS EPISODE: 00:00 - Intro & the idea for Seek AI 05:03 - Going from side hustle to full time 09:36 - When all the cool kids were in crypto 10:50 - People hallucinate too 13:53 - Leave the data scientists alone 17:24 - Sorting AI hype from AI news 20:00 - Hire a Head of Product 24:45 - Advice for non-technical founders 28:01 - Advice for women in AI: un-brainwash yourself 32:00 - Try Seek AI! Reach out to Sarah via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-nagy/ Sarah on X: @sarahrnagy Demo Seek AI: https://www.seek.ai/ Subscribe to see more interviews! Got a Women in AI who deserves some spotlight? Send recommendations to Liz directly at [email protected] #AI #WomenInAI #WomenSplainingAI #aistartups #seekai

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

We don't take ourselves too seriously here, since the host only started in AI in March of 2023 (and is still often confused). Consider this a mansplaining free zone (women-splaining encouraged) to talk about AI jobs, working in AI, the women currently crushing it in AI, and anything else that comes up. TLDR; If you're worried AI is going to take over the world, you should put more women in charge of it.

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Liz Esche

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