Part of the “My Why with AI” series by Women Applying AI It starts with a familiar nightmare. The kind where you show up completely unprepared – for work, for a test, for something that matters. For Sherri Crowley, that feeling wasn’t a dream. It was her daily life for years as a psychotherapist. “In the therapy room, I was

When Shweta Agrawal was young, she wanted to become a neurosurgeon. She dreamed of changing people’s lives by understanding the most complex organ of all, the human brain. “I was fascinated by how powerful and intricate the brain is,” she said. “I wanted to help people, by saving their lives and to heal them.” But there was one problem: she

(Part of the “My Why with AI” series by Women Applying AI) In moments of crisis, our core values often reveal themselves. For Debbie Millin, that moment came on September 11, 2001, when, as a 30-year-old director at a telecommunications company in Boston, she was suddenly faced with a defining choice. “Our senior management team was traveling, and in the