Tricia Wang, a social scientist and consultant, is on a relentless quest to ensure technology serves humanity, fostering social impact at the intersection of data and humanity. She is currently writing a book on how the emergence of AI is leading to a shift in how we relate to tech as users to what she calls "Shapers," people who have a new set of skills to cooperate with AI.
Renowned for helping companies unearth pivotal customer behavior insights to unlock growth, Tricia co-founded Sudden Compass and has advised industry giants like Google, Spotify, and P&G. Her insights have been featured in publications like Quartz, New Yorker, Buzzfeed, Techcrunch, The Atlantic, Al Jazeera, Slate, Wired, The Guardian, and Fast Company.
In a world where data is the cornerstone of innovation, Tricia has long recognized its potential, well before the recent rush of consumer-facing AI products. Tricia's unique fusion of ethnography and data science offers an invaluable perspective on technology, design, and human experience. Follow her on twitter or instagram @triciawang.