Private tech dinners help middle-aged women solve personal problems
Explore how former magazine editors Shoshana Berger and Nina Willdorf launched the Aged Intelligence Society, an intimate events startup helping women over 40 apply frontier tools to practical midlife challenges during i
Explore how former magazine editors Shoshana Berger and Nina Willdorf launched the Aged Intelligence Society, an intimate events startup helping women over 40 apply frontier tools to practical midlife challenges during invite-only dinners.
The meetings are primarily aimed at women aged 40 and over. Each event brings together a limited and carefully selected number of guests, usually 8 to 12 people, so that the group remains flexible.
How dinners work
During the events, participants bring their laptop and a personal problem they want to address. In the so-called library space, women work on their issues, leveraging technology for practical everyday needs.
Examples that have been discussed include using artificial intelligence programs to analyze a voluminous 300-page insurance document, as well as evaluating professional fees for consulting services.
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Who is behind the effort?
The group's founders have long careers in the magazine industry, with Shoshana Berger serving as an editor at WIRED magazine. The group's second dinner attracted attention and was covered by the New York Times.
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