Blotato Founder Launches Women Build AI Community for Founders

• The founder of Blotato, Sabrina Ramonov, launched a community called "Women Build AI" 
• The community is free, selective, and focused on the practical implementation of AI 
• The initiative is meant for women who are actively building with AI 

Sabrina Ramonov is the founder of Blotato, and she has launched a new community called "Women Build AI".  

This is a selective, no-cost community that focuses on the real-world use and implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for business owners and founders. 

Women Build AI was created at a time when there is a surge of interest in AI across the globe, and therefore focuses on practical implementation versus theoretical study.  

It is specifically targeting women who are currently implementing artificial intelligence as part of their business systems (such as automation systems, workflow tools, and etc.). 

Members of the Women Build AI community will receive access to curated discussions, a variety of useful resources (e.g. for peer collaboration), and opportunities to collaborate on real-world use cases for AI, every type of automation workflow, and design scalable solutions for small teams. 

Sabrina (who was previously the founder of an AI start-up which got acquired by Pegasystems and made it onto the Forbes' 30 under 30 lists) is also on her own mission to educate 10 million people on how to utilize artificial intelligence.  

Supporting that mission, Women Build AI provides structure and assistance to women who are actively implementing artificial intelligence within their respective start-up companies and small business. 

“Education is important but it is the act of building that causes impact, so this community is for women applying artificial intelligence to solve real world problems or systems,” says Sabrina.  

The community is no cost; however it is also selective, meaning that priority will be given to those individuals who are already working with AI tools in their business operations.