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Most AI Startups Are Built to Sell to Big Tech. What If One Isn't? | Kay Firth-Butterfield

What does it actually look like to build an AI company designed to go public — not flip to the highest Big Tech bidder? In this clip from their Fireside Chat, Katie James Smith (Founder & CEO, Humma.AI) and Kay Firth-Butterfield — the world's first Chief AI Ethics Officer and Time 100 Impact Award winner — make the case for a different path entirely. → Why Kay calls Humma "the unicorn" in a sea of acquisition-ready startups → How trust compounds into a moat that Big Tech can't buy back → Why branding and mission are now competitive advantages in AI → What it means to protest with your dollar — and why Humma is the alternative → How Humma's IPO path gives everyday investors access to AI growth that actually serves them "As we IPO, a better option for people to put their retirement funds — so you're not invested in big tech companies consolidating power into a small group of people who are not thinking about our collective best interests." — Katie James Smith Watch the full episode (link above) Learn more about Humma.AI → humma.ai #HummaAI #AIinvesting #TechIPO #ResponsibleAI #ImpactInvesting #KayFirthButterfield #AIethics #EthicsWashing #TechForGood #BigTech #EmpathyAI #FutureOfAI #StartupInvesting #HealthcareAI #CoexistingWithAI