The Woman Who Talks To Machines
Rebecca RowntreeThe Woman Who Talks To Machines - a newsletter by Rebecca Rowntree. I write about what happens when women step into AI and shape it in our image. Expect AI experiments and ideas at the edge of technology and culture.
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Meet Dolly
Dolly operates according to one principle:
If you built it, girl, it’s time you shout about it.
You upload your LinkedIn data (she walks you through it—it’s easier than it sounds).
She analyses every post you’ve written. Not for keywords...
Meet Arthur
Meet Arthur
My imaginary friend who is helping me survive Christmas.
Arthur is brilliant. He’s put 23 calendar invites in my family calendar.
Twenty-three!!
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Meet Dave.
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You haven’t met him yet.
But he might look familiar.
That’s because he’s me.
Just… male. And always...
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Meet Roxie.
Imagine an 80s action character who’s also your personal email assassin.
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Perfect hair. Perfect composure.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Picture a woman building AI that feels less like a machine and more like a character you’d actually root for. That’s my corner of the universe. And if I’m doing it right, it helps more of us take up space in the story.
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