D&I TBD: Angela Benton on Democratizing Data and Diversifying AI

CEO of Streamlytics and founder of the first minority accelerator in Silicon Valley joins Adweek's diversity and inclusion podcast

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Welcome to Episode 4 of Adweek’s new diversity and inclusion podcast, D&I TBD. This week, Streamlytics CEO Angela Benton joins us to discuss diversifying artificial intelligence, data brokerage and more.

Benton’s company recently introduced Clture, a data-ownership app for the black community that helps people monetize their digital footprint. But before founding Streamlytics in 2018—Insecure’s Issa Rae is an investment partner—Benton was already well-known as the founder of NewME, Silicon Valley’s first accelerator for minority tech entrepreneurs that helped raise over $47 million in capital.

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On the pod, Benton riffs on how the latest diversity scandal at Google shows how the tech industry sometimes takes a step backward, as well as forward, in its slow march to inclusion.

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