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Building AI Boston

Building AI Boston

Building AI Boston 36 Episodes Oct 4, 2026

"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 applications, ensuring that everyone—regardless of background—can join the conversations around ethical considerations, innovation and accessibility.

Episodes

Beyond the Prompt: Building Worlds with AI | Michael Gilday
Beyond the Prompt: Building Worlds with AI | Michael Gilday Oct 4, 2026 2932 What happens when AI becomes more than a tool and starts becoming part of the creative process itself? On this episode of Building AI Boston, we sit down with Michael Gilday, Founder, CEO, and Executive Creative Director of Deep Vibe, to explore the evolving relationship between human imagination and artificial intelligence. Michael’s career has crossed television, radio, advertising, technology
The Open Accelerator: Turning AI Ideas Into Scalable Companies | Guest Stefanie Chiras
The Open Accelerator: Turning AI Ideas Into Scalable Companies | Guest Stefanie Chiras Sep 21, 2026 2379 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. The new Massachusetts initiative is designed to help early-stage AI companies bridge the gap between promising prototypes and real-world adoption. Ou
Boston AI Week with Judah Phillips
Boston AI Week with Judah Phillips Sep 11, 2026 3050 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, cultural institutions, job seekers, students, and people who are simply curious about AI. Judah is Chief AI and Product Officer at Market Holdings and has
Authentic AI Marketing with Molly Mahoney on Building AI Boston
Authentic AI Marketing with Molly Mahoney on Building AI Boston Jun 15, 2026 2680 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 grow. Known as “The Prepared Performer,” Molly has helped thousands of entrepreneurs leverage AI, content creation, and authentic storytelling to build
AI Built for Law: Thomson Reuters CPO David Wong on why purpose-built tools matter in legal
AI Built for Law: Thomson Reuters CPO David Wong on why purpose-built tools matter in legal Jun 1, 2026 2168 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 Officer at Thomson Reuters, which has been around for over a hundred years and is one of the most established names in legal information. He leads CoCounsel
Boston Tech Week with Rose Johnson on Building AI Boston
Boston Tech Week with Rose Johnson on Building AI Boston May 27, 2026 1756 Traditional conferences put everyone in one venue and hand them a ticket. Tech Week flips it: hundreds of events across a city, hosted by whoever wants to host, all on a single calendar. Rose Johnson thinks this format gives the power back to creators, and Boston is about to find out what that looks like. Rose is a marketing partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where she leads Tech Week, a16z's decentr
“It’s About Us” with guest Bryan Reimer, Research Scientist at MIT
“It’s About Us” with guest Bryan Reimer, Research Scientist at MIT Mar 29, 2026 1951 Most AI conversations start with the technology. Bryan Reimer thinks that's exactly the problem. A research scientist at MIT and global expert on AI, human behavior, mobility, and public policy, Bryan joins us to talk about his new book, How to Make AI Useful, and the thesis that cuts through the noise: the technology was never the point. We are. In this episode of Building AI Boston, we get int
The Ethical AI Puzzle with guest Cansu Canca on Building AI Boston
The Ethical AI Puzzle with guest Cansu Canca on Building AI Boston Mar 11, 2026 2355 What does it mean to build AI that actually works? Not just technically, but for the people it touches. In this episode of Building AI Boston, we sit down with Cansu Canca, philosopher, Founder and Director of the AI Ethics Lab, and Director of Responsible AI Practice at Northeastern University, to talk about why getting AI ethics right is less about adding a policy at the end and more about how y
Reimagining Healthcare in the Age of AI with Sheila Phicil
Reimagining Healthcare in the Age of AI with Sheila Phicil Mar 2, 2026 1890 What happens when we introduce powerful new technology into a system that was already failing the people it was built to serve? That is the question at the heart of this conversation. In this episode of Building AI Boston, we sit down with Sheila Phicil, social change futurist, founder of Phicil-itate Change™, and author of the forthcoming book Remembering How to Care: Reimagining Healthcare in th
The future of workflow with Andie Dovgan
The future of workflow with Andie Dovgan Dec 19, 2025 2168 In this episode of Building AI Boston, we sit down with Andie Dovgan, Chief Growth Officer at Creatio, a Boston-based unicorn CRM and workflow automation company, to explore what happens when AI moves beyond pilots and hype and starts reshaping real business workflows. Andie breaks down the difference between AI as an assistant and agentic AI — autonomous systems capable of executing entire workf
Accessible by Design with guest Sandy Lacey, Perkins School for the Blind
Accessible by Design with guest Sandy Lacey, Perkins School for the Blind Nov 25, 2025 1873 At the heart of every revolution is an idea that expands who gets to participate. In this episode of Building AI Boston, we sit down with Sandy K. Lacey, the founding executive director of the Howe Innovation Center at Perkins School for the Blind, to explore how accessibility, AI, and Boston’s innovation ecosystem are converging to reshape what inclusive technology can look like. For nearly 200
AI-Powered Accessibility with Raquel Ronzone, Perkins School for the Blind
AI-Powered Accessibility with Raquel Ronzone, Perkins School for the Blind Nov 6, 2025 1495 In this episode of Building AI Boston, we sit down with Raquel Ronzone, Associate Director of Strategy & Partnerships at the Howe Innovation Center at Perkins School for the Blind. Raquel shares her powerful story of being born four months premature with Retinopathy of Prematurity and how that experience fuels her work connecting the disability community with the innovation community. We talk abou

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