How Dayana Marin Valencia Bootstrapped Adasight to Global Growth | Show notes episode 121

Dayana Marin Valencia, co-founder of AdaSight, discusses her successful journey of building a global, bootstrapped company during the AI boom in the latest episode of Women Disrupting Tech. She emphasizes data as a guiding “co-pilot,” the importance of intentional remote work, and the evolving nature of mentorship for entrepreneurs.More

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How AI Can Make Us More Human with Anouk Vlietman | Show notes episode 118

In Episode 118 of Women Disrupting Tech, host Dirkjan Hupkes discusses with Anouk Vlietman the importance of human connection amid rising technology. They explore how AI influences our humanity and the necessity of prioritizing soft skills like empathy and curiosity over mere efficiency. The conversation highlights disconnection as an epidemic affecting various societal aspects.More

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From Burnout to AI Founder with Kuhu Singh | Show notes episode 117

Kuhu Singh transformed her burnout into a purposeful venture by founding Amber, an AI mental health companion. Her journey highlights resilience, accountability, and the importance of finding meaning beyond happiness. Kuhu’s story emphasizes the potential of AI to support mental well-being while reminding users that it should not replace traditional therapy.More

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Paving the Way for More Women in AI and Cyber as Chief Copilot with Femke Cornelissen | Show notes for episode 89 of Women Disrupting Tech

The podcast episode features Dieuwertje Drexhage, co-founder of Layco, discussing innovative reusable medical devices aimed at reducing healthcare’s environmental impact and improving access in underserved regions. Key points include affordability through a tiered pricing model, sustainability benefits, and enhancing patient safety and care quality. Tune in for inspiration in healthcare innovation.More

The Kindlee Case for Fair, Unbiased and Profitable AI with Carla Canino | Show notes on episode 84 of Women Disrupting Tech

Carla Canino, founder of Kindlee, discusses the significant cost of biases in AI and risk models in financial services, highlighting a potential loss of $443 billion annually. She emphasizes that reducing these biases can enhance financial inclusion, fairness, and profitability, advocating for ethical innovation to address systemic inequities within the industry. The blog contains the show notes of the episode and links to connect you with Carla and Kindlee.More

The Twin Protocol to Redefine How We Preserve Our Legacy with Stacey Engle | Show notes on episode 76 of Women Disrupting Tech

In episode 76 of Women Disrupting Tech, Stacey Engle discusses her company, Twin Protocol, which utilizes AI-powered digital twins to enhance knowledge-sharing and legacy preservation. The episode explores solutions for protecting these twins from hacking and deepfakes, along with Engle’s entrepreneurial journey and her commitment to promoting gender equality in tech.More