Maya Pindeus's guest appearances

Maya Pindeus

Startup Microdose

The Founder Coach Podcast

Supercharging Innovation

Paul Ford

David Willetts

Will Wells

Ben Saunders

Robert Llewellyn

Steve King

Rhys Jones

Tom McGillycuddy

Alex Young

Julian Hearn

James Routledge

Renée Elliott

Juergen Maier

Kenny Ewan

Jack Kreindler

OwlTail

Listen to Maya Pindeus share her views on the future of Artificial Intelligence technologies and the challenges of growing a business. Maya is a human experience designer, architect and engineer with a deep passion for Human Machine interactions. Working at the intersection of engineering, robotics and user experience, her work has been widely recognised across the industry with multiple awards and publications in Forbes, Fastcompany, the European Commission Starts Prize and others,  as well as top rankings as leading Female Founder in the AI and technology industries. Maya holds degrees from Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art and has been leading commercial strategy and user experience at a number of companies before ultimately starting Humanising Autonomy to focus on her passion for creating an ethical world in which automated systems are designed around human beings, and not the other way around. As CEO, she leads Humanising Autonomy’s company strategy and oversees a world class team of commercial, technical and product talent.

Listen to Maya Pindeus share her views on the future of Artificial Intelligence technologies and the challenges of growing a business. Maya is a human experience designer, architect and engineer with a deep passion for Human Machine interactions. Working at the intersection of engineering, robotics and user experience, her work has been widely recognised across the industry with multiple awards and publications in Forbes, Fastcompany, the European Commission Starts Prize and others,  as well as top rankings as leading Female Founder in the AI and technology industries. Maya holds degrees from Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art and has been leading commercial strategy and user experience at a number of companies before ultimately starting Humanising Autonomy to focus on her passion for creating an ethical world in which automated systems are designed around human beings, and not the other way around. As CEO, she leads Humanising Autonomy’s company strategy and oversees a world class team of commercial, technical and product talent.

The challenges of growing a business with Maya Pindeus

What does it take to build a truly diverse company from Day One? Today's guest is Maya Pindeus, CEO of Humanising Autonomy which is a company that uses AI and computer vision to predict human behaviour. In this episode, Maya walks us through how she built a thought leadership position as an AI startup, how she prioritised diversity from the start, and the challenges of a listening culture. She also shares an interesting approach to brainstorming at scale.  Key links: Humanising Autonomy website: https://www.humanisingautonomy.com/ Maya Pindeus LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayapindeus/  Key timestamps: [01:00] How do you predict human behaviours? [03:35] How did you come up with the idea? [06:01] Where do you see most traction? [07:25] How did you become a thought leader? [10:48] How has scaling been challenging? [11:24] What's more difficult than you expected about championing diversity? [16:02] How do brainstorm as a company? [17:29] How do you stay proactive? [19:01] What are the challenges in building a listening culture? [20:29] Quick-fire questions Got feedback? Email us on podcast@foundercoach.co. And don't forget to hit follow/subscribe so you don't miss out on new episodes.

What does it take to build a truly diverse company from Day One? Today's guest is Maya Pindeus, CEO of Humanising Autonomy which is a company that uses AI and computer vision to predict human behaviour. In this episode, Maya walks us through how she built a thought leadership position as an AI startup, how she prioritised diversity from the start, and the challenges of a listening culture. She also shares an interesting approach to brainstorming at scale. Key links: Humanising Autonomy website: <a href="https://www.humanisingautonomy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.humanisingautonomy.com/</a> Maya Pindeus LinkedIn:<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayapindeus/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayapindeus/</a> Key timestamps: [01:00] How do you predict human behaviours? [03:35] How did you come up with the idea? [06:01] Where do you see most traction? [07:25] How did you become a thought leader? [10:48] How has scaling been challenging? [11:24] What's more difficult than you expected about championing diversity? [16:02] How do brainstorm as a company? [17:29] How do you stay proactive? [19:01] What are the challenges in building a listening culture? [20:29] Quick-fire questions Got feedback? Email us on <a href="mailto:podcast@foundercoach.co">podcast@foundercoach.co</a>. And don't forget to hit follow/subscribe so you don't miss out on new episodes.

What It Takes To Build a Diverse Company | Maya Pindeus, CEO of Humanising Autonomy (Seed)

Maya Pindeus is the CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Humanising Autonomy who are using deep machine learning to become the standard for communication between autonomous systems and people. Their first product, Blink, is computer vision for autonomous vehicles which can understand even culturally-specific human gestures.We discuss architecture, city design, deep learning and the unknown reality of a symbiotic future with autonomous machines. We ask how deeply can communication between man and machine go? And what will that mean for the future of our world?

Maya Pindeus is the CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Humanising Autonomy who are using deep machine learning to become the standard for communication between autonomous systems and people. Their first product, Blink, is computer vision for autonomous vehicles which can understand even culturally-specific human gestures. We discuss architecture, city design, deep learning and the unknown reality of a symbiotic future with autonomous machines. We ask how deeply can communication between man and machine go? And what will that mean for the future of our world?

Maya Pindeus, CEO & Founder Humanising Autonomy - Our Future with Machines