Show Notes
In this episode of Building AI Boston, we’re thrilled to feature Joanna Peña-Bickley, a visionary in AI and design. Known as the “Mother of Cognitive Experience Design,” Joanna shares insights into her groundbreaking work, her journey in blending creativity with technology, and the future of AI in human-centered design. From her work with global companies to her passion for innovation, Joanna inspires with every word.
Key Points: • Why the world needs wisdom more than ever in this age of data. • How her dyslexia helped shape her vision for everything she has created over her career. • The promise youth holds to change the world. • How we can hack our aging process with audio - yes audio!
📌 Learn more about Joanna Peña-Bickley 🌐 Joanna’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannapenabickley/ 🌐 Joanna’s Website:https://joannapenabickley.com
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