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This is the place women in tech come to be seen, to be heard, and to say the things they can't say anywhere else. To be championed. We'd love for you to join us — three stories a week from 60+ women who've lived it.
I'm here in this AI moment with you. I'm a journalist and storyteller. I've written for The Globe and Mail, Chatelaine, Today’s Parent, Channel 4, the CBC, and more. In Human+AI, I write about how AI is changing society.
Science fiction and fantasy author. Technology writer.
AI builder • Vibe Coder • Make money with AI • I turn friction into practical AI systems, and help you achieve the same.
\ud83d\udc81\ud83c\udffb♀️ Product Data Scientist obsessed with turning ambiguous questions into decisions. Writing about AI, analytics, and the career moves they don't teach you in school.
Founder of M(AI)VENS: A community for non-techy women exploring AI in work, relationships, and everyday life. Weekly insights, book club meetups, prompt parties, and intentional networking. As seen in The Hustle and Substack's Top 100.
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Hello, my name’s Kristina, and I explore the intersections of AI, tech, marketing, psychology, and sociopolitical issues. By day: mom, AI ethics advocate, and photographer. By night: activist and gamer. Fueled by coffee.
I turn AI from a chat window into systems that think, work, and evolve with you. AI blows my mind daily & I'll make sure it blows yours too.
Former tech exec exploring how we stay human in a digital world through stories on culture, recovery, identity and everyday joy. Founder of Code Like A Girl.
AI Product Manager turning everyone into AI-native builders. I help you design & build with AI, not just use it. I build tools to grow your newsletter and showcase your work. Join a 18K+ community growing critical AI literacy by immersion.
AI doesn’t fail in the model. It fails in the Human Risk Layer™. I analyze how human systems become the limiting risk factor as tech scales across energy, supply chains, and workforce operations. I identify hidden risks before they surface.
How AI is rewriting the rules of design, strategy, and work. Original research and early thinking from a design executive who's been studying the field for 15 years.
I build cool stuff. AI Engineer @Sakana AI, Japan. Mumbai \ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddf3 Tokyo \ud83c\uddef\ud83c\uddf5
A field journal from the Tech Worker-to-Builder Crossing
Learning Python from the ground up, one bug at a time. Nova’s devlog: functions, CLI tools, databases, and backend breakthroughs.
Decoding the grammar of power. Applying business strategy with pragmatics & sociolinguistics to expose how authority is constructed across corporate & AI ecosystems. Views my own, not my employer’s.
Change how you think, build, and create with AI without turning yourself into another robot in the circus.
AI builder with mixed feelings about AI. Agency owner (custom software, product messaging). Creator of CarouselBot, a tool that turns your posts into LinkedIn carousels.
Tech Exec → Non-Fiction Writer ✦ Recovering overthinker ✦ Bridging human potential and AI ✦ It gets messy here — stay at your own risk ⚠️
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Senior AI PM at the crossroads of Enterprise Enablement, Data, AI and Product Strategy. Real lessons from shipping AI in large orgs—for PMs and Data Leaders who want impact over hype.
Essays for women carrying a lot and creating and building anyway. On work, AI, and the human stuff in between.
Fix the women' got us nowhere. 'Fix the system' is taking forever. Negotiation strategist for women leaders — on value, power and authority. 20+ years FS & Tech.
I lead research and content at NN Group, where I've spent 15+ years trying to make technology less annoying for everyone. Future Problems is where I think out loud.
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