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Curiosity has been a constant in my life. It pushed me to go deeper, to keep learning, and eventually to build a career in telecom technology even though my background was in Law and Political Sciences, not engineering. But curiosity also h...

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Women Rising: How to Find the Gap in Your Substack Category

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you stopped writing the code. you didnโ€™t stop owning it.

with every new model release, weโ€™re now at the stage, where two kinds of software development styles are emerging. (itโ€™s not a dichotomy and a person can do both of them)

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Why AI Models Deprioritize Women in the ER

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How to Decide When to Use AI at Work and Home

This summer, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared what he called a โ€œcool use caseโ€ for ChatGPT. Connect your family calendar, explain your kidsโ€™ interests, and create a podcast every morning for the drive to school. You donโ€™t need me to tell you th...

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  • ๐—–๐—ผ๐—ฑ๐—ฒ ๐—Ÿ๐—ถ๐—ธ๐—ฒ ๐—” ๐—š๐—ถ๐—ฟ๐—น

    This is the place women in tech come to be seen, to be heard, to be championed, and to say the things they can't say anywhere else. We'd love for you to join us for new stories each week from 90+ women who've lived it.

  • Tina Yerkes

    Author, speaker, executive leadership mentor, and organizational consultant. I mentor women to thrive in broken systems and help organizations redesign the systems that constrain them. Writing on power, design, and what actually changes.

  • Durva Mathure

    Solo founder. Vibe builder. Dog mom. I closed one startup, now I'm building the next one. Table for One is a community for solo founders where we network, learn, and build together. If you are a solo founder, apply to be a member of our community!

  • Anna(AB) Sutton

    Carrierfile.ai - Builder, designer, artist, attention activist, animation nerd, parent. Party in the notes, practical lessons in the posts for you & your AI to learn together. PNW, USA.

  • Susan Colantuono

    Passionate advocate for women's advancement in organizations, discoverer of The Missing 33% of the career success equation for women, TED Talk: The Career Advice You Probably Didn't Get, author of No Ceiling, No Walls and Make the Most of Mentoring.

  • Emma Wilson

    Techie turned writer sharing real-world lessons from building AI and software solutions across diverse industries. Practical insights from hands-on experience.

  • Patricia Gestoso

    Over 20 years of experience in digital transformation, AI, computer simulation, and client services. Award-winning inclusion strategist. Certified coach for ambitious women in tech. Helping leaders harness the power of AI for sustainable innovation.

  • Dinah Davis

    I helped build the tech world for 20 years. Now I write about staying human inside it: burnout and recovery, boundaries with our devices, raising a teen, and the small joys that make a life. Founder of Code Like A Girl.

  • Karen Smiley

    Learn how to use AI ethically and wisely without losing our humanity. Author of "AI Everywhere" series & "Everyday Ethical AI". Leads @SheWritesAI. Hosts "AI, Software, & Wetware". 100% #WrittenByHuman. Unaffiliated ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ. She/they.

  • Kirstine Stewart

    Iโ€™ve built audiences, brands & companies through the biggest transformations of our lifetime. I Hate to Tell You, but the hardest part of disruption is recognising that what got you here - wonโ€™t get you where you need to be next.

  • Lisa van der Linden

    AI Ethics Researcher | Writes about human-computer interaction, agency and an ethical & responsible use of AI | Ongoing M.Sc. Managing Risk & System Change | B.Sc. in Applied Artificial Intelligence

  • Jenny Ouyang

    I share practical ways to solve everyday problems and build useful things with AI. Running Build to Launch and the Practical AI Builder program.

  • Cheyenne Dominguez | M(AI)VENS

    Founder of M(AI)VENS, helping non-techy women build their AI confidence and their circle. ๐Ÿ’œ Creator of the AI Wardrobe Stylist app that hit #1 on The Rundown AI's leaderboard and reached 2M+ readers.

  • Kriti Agarwal

    personal development. building more than ai. product@sakana ai, tokyo ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต

  • Neela ๐ŸŒถ๏ธ

    The gurus have a funnel for everything except the truth. Essays for people who are tired of being optimized, automated, disrupted, conditioned, and otherwise improved.

  • Nicolle Weeks

    I'm here in this AI moment with you. I'm a journalist and storyteller. I've written for The Globe and Mail, Chatelaine, Todayโ€™s Parent, Channel 4, the CBC, and more. In Human+AI, I write about how AI is changing society.

  • Alison MacLellan

    Exhausted mom to two amazing daughters. Channeling Eeyore. Somehow retired. Donโ€™t know what I donโ€™t know, and donโ€™t know what I do know. But happy to chat about it over cookies and cocoa. This is where I write to think.

  • Karena

    Futurist/Speaker filling a unique space: โ€œRaising futureโ€‘ready leadersโ€. Empowering parents & educators to anchor intergenerational heirloom skills as future work and life are transformed by new technologies. Ex Write of Passage editor.

  • ๐™ฐ๐š•๐šข๐šœ๐šœ๐šŠ ๐™ต๐šž ๐š†๐šŠ๐š›๐š, ๐™ฟ๐š‘๐™ณ ๐ŸŠ

    Sometimes itโ€™s hard to human. Take it one step at a time. Through essays, illustrations, and AI builds, I share what Iโ€™ve learned as a psychology PhD and data scientist; and what Iโ€™m still figuring out as a coach, neurospicy creative, and mom.

  • Louise Deason

    Most career advice isn't written for you. Technically Feasible is. Twice-weekly frameworks for engineers, PMs, and operators doing the actual work. Ex-DeepMind. Series A TPM๐Ÿ‘‡

  • Manisha

    Simple ways to use AI in real mom life, save time, take the mental load off, and help your kids learn too, with your privacy in mind. Mom and technologist by day, figuring it out alongside you by night.

  • Allie | Curate and Harness

    For planners who love designing their life to work for them. I'm Allie, a baby girl mom with a background in corporate product and AI. Join us for Monday mini projects and Friday dispatches!

  • Crystal A. Chubbs

    For builders, the people who lead them, and anyone building alone. Iโ€™m The Peopleโ€™s CTO: twenty years in the rooms where technology gets decided, showing who they leave out and how to build where the machine stops and the person starts.

  • Valentina

    I expect your father has been reading Dante.

  • Shamim Rajani

    COO at Genetech Solutions, founder of CodeGirls, and a hustler who never misses a good opportunity. 22+ years of helping SMBs build software solutions. Book a 1:1 business and technology strategy call at shamimrajani.com

  • She Decoded

    What AI Gets Right (and Wrong) About Women's Bodies

  • Soul Hacked AI Labs

    Building from $0. Real-time systems, AI hacks, and workflowsโ€”shared from a phone. Transparent. Code, prompts, marketing ideas. You build. I build. We scale.

  • Dr. Isabel Perez

    Looking at human problems through the lens of data and systems. PhD Computer Science โ€ข AI leader โ€ข Human

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