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    AI initiatives stall because of people, not technology | I fix that

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    Startup CMO. Previously Nike, Activision, Twitter, and WWE. Writing about marketing careers, the job search, and the mental side of modern work.

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    Technical writer focused on AI, security, quantum, and emerging tech. I like sharing my experiences and perspectives with others.

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    Product Strategist, UX and AI Designer, Builder, Founder at Creative Glue Lab. Clarity and insights on how to build and design with and for AI.

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