Laurie Segall

Laurie Segall is the founder and CEO of Mostly Human Media, a company dedicated to exploring the intersection of technology and humanity through documentaries, films, and digital content. Formerly, she was CNN’s senior tech correspondent, where she covered technology and culture for a decade, and a reporter for "60 Minutes". Segall has also launched Dot Dot Dot, a media company that focuses on introducing mainstream audiences to the evolving landscape of the internet, specifically Web3. She is known for her interviews with influential tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, and Sam Altman.

Segall is an acclaimed author of "Special Characters: My Adventures with Tech's Titans and Misfits," where she shares her experiences and insights gained from engaging with prominent figures in the tech industry. Her ability to demystify complex technological innovations for a broad audience has cemented her reputation as a leading voice in tech journalism. She has been recognized with several awards for her work, including the Gracie Award and multiple EPPY Awards, underscoring her impactful contributions to technology reporting.

As a speaker, Segall regularly contributes to major industry conferences such as Web Summit, Center for Humane Technology, and SXSW. Her discussions often focus on the societal impacts of technology, particularly the ethical implications and business applications of artificial intelligence. Through her work, both in journalism and at Mostly Human Media, Segall continues to provide valuable insights into how technology shapes our society and the ways we can navigate its challenges.