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Sinead Bovell is a Canadian futurist, entrepreneur, and advocate for technology education and ethics. Bovell is widely recognized for her efforts to bridge the gap between emerging technologies and underrepresented communities, earning her the nickname "The AI Educator for Non-Nerds" by Vogue. She spoke about AI on CNN, and was featured in Vogue, Wired, Toronto Star, and other media. She is the founder of WAYE (Weekly Advice for Young Entrepreneurs), a platform dedicated to preparing young people for the future of work in a digital age.
In 2017, Sinead Bovell founded WAYE, an organization aimed at educating Millennials and Gen Z on emerging technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. The platform emphasizes inclusivity and accessibility, particularly for minority and non-traditional markets3. WAYE has hosted numerous events, including talks that bring together diverse audiences ranging from artists to business executives to discuss the future of technology.
Through WAYE, Bovell has educated over 300,000 young entrepreneurs globally on topics related to technology and innovation.
Bovell advocates for equitable access to technology education. She believes that young people should not only understand emerging technologies but also have the opportunity to shape their development. Her work emphasizes ethical considerations in AI deployment to ensure that technological advancements benefit all segments of society.
Bovell is a regular tech commentator for major networks such as CNN, NBC, and CNBC. Her insights have also been featured in Wired, Refinery29, and other prominent media outlets. She leverages social media platforms to reach over 20,000 daily viewers with her forecasts on technology’s future impact.
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