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Alexandra Samuel
Alexandra Samuel helps organizations unlock strategic advantage from AI through creative thinking and human-centered innovation. An AI keynote speaker and technology researcher published in Harvard Business Review and The Wall Street Journal, Alexandra delivers actionable frameworks for AI productivity, collaboration, and leadership development.
Alexandra Samuel helps organizations move beyond basic AI productivity hacks to unlock deeper creative thinking and strategic advantage from artificial intelligence.
A technology researcher whose work appears regularly in The Wall Street Journal and Harvard Business Review, Alexandra is also the host of Me + Viv, a podcast documenting her experience building a personal AI coach to maximize her own potential.
Alexandra's approach stands apart because she treats AI as a tool for amplifying human creativity rather than replacing it. She shows teams how to use AI to translate across different working styles and identify each member's irreplaceable strengths. Her framework is grounded in practical experimentation, not theory, giving audiences strategies they can implement immediately.
Audiences leave Alexandra's sessions with a clear understanding of how to build their own AI coaching systems, specific techniques for using AI to enhance collaboration across diverse working styles, and a framework for identifying where their unique human contributions matter most. Her methods are drawn directly from her published research and personal practice.
Book Alexandra Samuel to give your audience a joyful, actionable path to AI that puts human talent first.
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Alexandra Samuel draws on her published research and personal experimentation — including her work building an AI coaching system documented in her podcast Me + Viv — to deliver sessions structured around a practical framework that audiences can apply immediately.
Alexandra Samuel speaks on AI and human creativity, AI coaching systems, and collaboration across diverse working styles. She is a technology researcher whose work appears regularly in The Wall Street Journal and Harvard Business Review, and she hosts Me + Viv, a podcast documenting her work building a personal AI coach.
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