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Building AI Boston
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“Building AI Boston” is a dynamic and engaging show dedicated to exploring artificial intelligence (AI) through open, inclusive conversations. Centered in Boston, a hub of innovation and technological advancement, the show is designed to bridge the gap between AI thought leadership and everyday understanding. We seek to demystify AI by connecting with real people and sharing real-world application... more

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Boston has no shortage of people building ambitious AI products. The harder part is turning those ideas into companies and technologies that can actually work, scale, and succeed inside an enterprise.

That’s where the The Open Accelerator comes in. ... more

What does it take to build an AI ecosystem that starts in one place but reaches far beyond it?

That’s the idea behind Boston AI Week, the community-driven festival Judah Phillips created to connect companies, academics, investors, government, cultur... more

In this exciting episode of Building AI Boston, hosts Anna and Chris sit down with AI marketing strategist, speaker, and entrepreneur Molly Mahoney to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the way businesses connect, communicate, and gr... more

AI is really good at coming up with plans. It's not always great at executing them. David Wong thinks that gap is the whole story for legal AI right now, and it's why Thomson Reuters has been building the way they have.

David is Chief Product Office... more

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Stefanie Chiras
Leader behind The Open Accelerator
Open Accelerator / Red Hat
Episode: The Open Accelerator: Turning AI Ideas Into Scalable Companies | Guest Stefanie Chiras
Judah Phillips
Chief AI and Product Officer at Market Holdings
Market Holdings
Episode: Boston AI Week with Judah Phillips
Molly Mahoney
Digital marketing strategist, keynote speaker, author
The Prepared Performer / mollymahoney.com
Episode: Authentic AI Marketing with Molly Mahoney on Building AI Boston
David Wong
Chief Product Officer at Thomson Reuters, leads CoCounsel
Thomson Reuters
Episode: AI Built for Law: Thomson Reuters CPO David Wong on why purpose-built tools matter in legal
Rose Johnson
Marketing partner at Andreessen Horowitz
Andreessen Horowitz (A16Z)
Episode: Boston Tech Week with Rose Johnson on Building AI Boston
Bryan Reimer
Research Scientist at MIT; global expert on AI, human behavior, mobility, and public policy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Episode: “It’s About Us” with guest Bryan Reimer, Research Scientist at MIT
Cansu Canca
Director of Responsible AI Practice and Associate Professor of Philosophy at Northeastern University
Northeastern University; AI Ethics Lab
Episode: The Ethical AI Puzzle with guest Cansu Canca on Building AI Boston
Sheila Phicil
Social change futurist focused on healthcare innovation
Facilitate Change and Innovation Studio
Episode: Reimagining Healthcare in the Age of AI with Sheila Phicil
Andie Dovgan
Chief Growth Officer at Creatio
Creatio
Episode: The future of workflow with Andie Dovgan

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Kara
Host of Building AI Boston

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The Open Accelerator: Turning AI Ideas Into Scalable Companies | Guest Stefanie Chiras
Q: Do you see the Open Accelerator taking equity like a traditional YC-style accelerator?
The accelerator does not take equity upfront; startups may opt in to be assessed for funding with IBM Ventures, but participation itself is not equity-based. The goal is to improve a startup's business case so they attract better investment opportunities, with optional funding pathways.
Boston AI Week with Judah Phillips
Q: What makes the Boston AI Week different from a traditional conference?
It scales by community participation rather than centralized planning, allowing hundreds of events across multiple venues, involving different stakeholders, and reducing barriers to entry so that a wider audience can engage with AI topics.
Boston AI Week with Judah Phillips
Q: How did Boston AI Week start and what's the core model behind it?
It started from a large Boston Generative AI Meetup and then evolved into a decentralized week of events. The core week is bookended by two major parties and complemented by a career fair, a meetup, and a summit, with venues and partners across the city.
Authentic AI Marketing with Molly Mahoney on Building AI Boston
Q: What led you to shift from traditional performing to AI-enabled marketing, and how did that evolve into your current programs?
Molly explains her transition from live performing to teaching performers and then to business owners, iterating from a coach model to scalable online education. She describes experiments with Facebook Live, a failed initial “starving artist” offer, and how validating offers and focusing on messaging helped her pivot to high-value programs like the AI Content Club and AI Stars.
“It’s About Us” with guest Bryan Reimer, Research Scientist at MIT
Q: What do you see as the biggest misalignment between technology push and societal needs in automated driving?
The core gap is the policy and human-behavior side, not the tech; unless we improve human trust and create governance that supports use, the tech will not realize its societal benefits.

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What is Building AI Boston about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on practical, real-world applications of artificial intelligence in Boston and beyond, featuring leaders and practitioners who translate AI into accessible strategies for business, government, healthcare, education, and technology ecosystems. Episodes frequently cover ethics, governance, responsible AI, and the human impact of automation, with a strong emphasis on community-building within the Boston AI scene. Notable throughlines include industry-specific AI adoption (legal tech, healthcare, mobility, life sciences), ecosystem development (Tech Week, partnerships, education initiatives), and accessible AI—highlighting inclusive design and data sovereignty. The format tends to mix tactical frameworks, case studies, and can... more

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4. David Wong
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7. Cansu Canca
8. Sheila Phicil

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