Our decision making heavily depends on the information we consume. Should I get vaccinated or not? Is climate change real or a hoax? Is quinoa as healthy as advertised (seriously, is it)?
With time, our worldview crystallises and it seems nearly impossible to break free from our personal echo chambers that often offer so much comfort.
Jenny Romano, co-founder and CEO of The Newsrooms, elaborates how AI can help to fight misinformation, promote plurality and bring people of polar opinions to a common ground. Jenny is on a mission to build a community of news readers that do not insult each other. That's an ambitious goal!
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About Jenny Romano:
Jenny is co-founder and CEO of The Newsroom, a startup on a mission to fight misinformation and promote plurality online. She and her co-founder Pedro Pamplona Henriques spent years discussing journalism and misinformation. In December 2020 - with the pandemic in full sway - they decided that it was time to act.
That's when The Newsroom was born to revolutionise news reading through bite-sized news, historical context and diversity of thought.
Jenny is based in Lisbon.
About Darya Kamkalova:
Darya wears many hats: she is podcaster, a data industry professional, a startup mentor, a co-founder of Manifest Taproom (a craft beer bar in Berlin), and a speaker.
Her experience in the data industry spans 10 years, five continents and such domains as data monetisation & acquisition, data product development, strategic partnerships as well as data marketplace business operations.
Darya has been driving or supporting various projects empowering women since 2013. She is based in Berlin.
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