This edition of Women Who Built The Web covers Ada Lovelace. She co-wrote the first computer algorithm in 1843, defying the expectations for women at the time. Working with Charles Babbage on the Analytical Engine, she foresaw the capabilities of computers and AI. Her legacy inspires modern women in tech.More
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Gaming Your Way Into Tech with Lizzy Wilmer | Show Notes on Episode 55 of Women Disrupting Tech
Women Disrupting Tech’s episode 55 explores gaming as a gateway to the tech world for women, featuring Lizzy Wilmer. She shares her experiences and discusses changes needed in tech. As a motion capture technician at Infinity Labs, Lizzy designs AR and VR training, advocating for more women in the industry. More
How Conceptual Technologists Uplift Humanity with Kim Carson | Show Notes on Episode 52 of Women Disrupting Tech
Show notes on episode 52 of the Women Disrupting Tech podcast. Kim Carson, an AI futurist and conceptual technologist, discusses the importance of conceptual technologists in creating inclusive AI systems. In the show notes you can find more information on the episode and links to connect with Kim Carson and het NGO Parallax Futures. More
How to do Marketing in the Age of AI with Liana Hakobyan | Show notes for episode 47
In episode 47 of Women Disrupting Tech, Liana Hakobyan shares insights on leveraging AI in business, including personalizing customer experiences and selecting the right marketing tools. She emphasizes the need for a high-level understanding of AI and shares personal anecdotes, making the episode both informative and inspiring. Tune in for practical AI advice.More
About Women Disrupting Tech
How do we improve the deplorable statistics on funding of female founded tech startups? This blogpost is a primer on what this blog and the associated podcast are about. More
Traction Throws Bias out of the Window | Arosha Brouwer on Women Disrupting Tech
In the third episode of Women Disrupting Tech, Arosha Brouwer, CEO of Quan, discusses the significance of employee well-being as a company priority, her startup journey, and fundraising experiences. Arosha emphasizes integrating well-being into workplace culture and shares insights on managing a tech startup without a technical background.More
