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AI Is About to Expose Every Startup Operating on Tribal Knowledge

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Look…some of this IS real.

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You Were Never Just the Task

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Nine Things Women in Tech Couldn’t Stop Writing About

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  • Code Like A Girl

    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 three stories a week from 70+ women who've lived it.

  • Karena

    Futurist/Speaker filling a unique space: “Raising future‑ready leaders”. Empowering parents & educators to anchor intergenerational heirloom skills as future work and life are transformed by new technologies. Ex Write of Passage editor.

  • Alyssa Fu Ward, PhD

    I write from inside the human experience to explore AI and work; but also psychology, parenting, creativity, community, mindfulness, and how to befriend your imposter syndrome | Stanford PhD | data science + big tech | AI solutions engineer

  • Valentina

    I expect your father has been reading Dante.

  • Neela \ud83c\udf36️

    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.

  • Karen Smiley

    Learn how to use AI ethically and wisely without losing our humanity. Author of "Everyday Ethical AI" & "AI Everywhere" series. Leads @SheWritesAI. Hosts "AI, Software, & Wetware". 100% #WrittenByHuman. Unaffiliated \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8. She/they.

  • Shalini Sah

    \ud83e\udd89 Engineering, AI and Inner systems

  • 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, Today’s Parent, Channel 4, the CBC, and more. In Human+AI, I write about how AI is changing society.

  • Christine Miao

    Christine is the creator of technical accounting, an accounting method that surfaces engineering health. It turns massive initiatives - like breaking up monoliths or cleaning up tech debt - into reports anyone can understand.

  • The Reluctant Graduate \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffe‍\ud83c\udf93

    thinking about everything | ai and tech and society and culture from the outside in.

  • Emanuela B

    For expats and multicultural professionals building a life abroad — intentionally. Intercultural coach & PhD. 20+ years across borders \ud83c\udf0d

  • Colette Molteni

    Human skills for high-intellect professionals navigating work in the age of AI. Free weekly. Paid Deeper.

  • Thais Cooke

    The human side of data and AI adoption. A practitioner's perspective for analysts navigating what comes next. LinkedIn Learning instructor. Speaker. Data Analyst turned Analytics Engineer.

  • Dinah

    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. For anyone wondering if the life they built still fits.

  • Katie Barnes

    For founders living the chaos and operators cleaning it up. Startup systems, founder psychology, practical tools, and the occasional side-eye.

  • Dr. Nicole Ohebshalom

    Therapist to high profile individuals and couples in Silicon Valley. Subscribe for research-backed tools to lead, love, and live with more honesty, clarity and resilience. PhD in sexuality. Women's psychology advisor. Meditator.

  • Maxine Meurer

    I help engineers understand how systems actually behave in production.

  • Rebecca Sutter

    I bring forty years of building resilient systems - first in technology, now in therapy. Whether debugging code or untangling thought patterns, I apply the same approach: listen carefully, identify root causes, and build sustainable solutions

  • Emma Wilson

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

  • Alicja Bialek

    Essays on the burnout you didn't cause and the workplace relationships that did. Written by a former IT manager turned burnout coach on a mission to build work cultures where success doesn't require burnout.

  • Alison MacLellan

    This is where I write to think. I’m a Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft, returning to hands-on building after being in management. I write about AI-native engineering, developer experience, morale, and culture, for people close to the work.

  • Uncertainty, By Design

    A space to examine the work behind the work: hidden labor, ambition, and the tech shaping how we decide, lead, and create. At the intersections of change and lived experience, I explore uncertainty, trust, identity, and what drives recognition.

  • Sumaiya Shrabony

    If your company bought an AI tool and usage never stuck, Ground Truth shows where adoption actually breaks and what to fix. Enterprise AI from the TPM seat, tested on real pipelines, not demos.\ud83d\udc3e ✨

  • Kelsey Helstrom

    I'm a data analyst who spends her days deep in Excel and AI tools. Every week, one article. Practical, not theoretical. For women in data and finance who are already great at their jobs and just want to stay that way — and then some.

  • Anna Wojciechowska

    Woman in tech figuring out AI by doing it - and watching how everyone else does it too. I write about what I learn, what I notice, and what nobody's saying out loud. Weekly from Copenhagen.

  • Lipgloss and LLMs

    Tatyana Amugo - an AI/ML engineer & writer building the AI conversation I couldn't find. Breaking down ai/tech, careers, and receipts for women who are ambitious, curious, and tired of being made to feel like they don't belong.

  • Cassidy McDonnell

    I host Women in STEM, a live show where every comic is a woman working in STEM. I write about ambition, desire, and delusion - the cost of wanting things, admitting it, and having the audacity to chase them anyway.

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