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Brilliant Builds: Building for Clarity
Overview
Twilio published episode 2 of Brilliant Builds on October 29, 2026, featuring technology researcher Stephanie Hare. The episode argues that high-stakes AI decisions need transparent glass box designs that earn consumer trust, replacing secretive black box algorithms. The series examines how enterprise AI works in everyday practice.
Key facts
- Hare co-presents the BBC program AI Decoded and wrote Technology Is Not Neutral, named a Financial Times Best Summer Book of the Year.
- She holds a PhD from the London School of Economics and has worked at Accenture, Palantir, and Oxford Analytica.
- Twilio calls the returning series a move toward real-world execution covering loyalty, credibility, compliance, and M2M.
Key figures
- October 29, 2026 — Publication date of this Twilio post
- episode 2 — Brilliant Builds installment with Stephanie Hare
- PhD — Hare credential from the London School of Economics
Context
Twilio authored the post as part of its Brilliant Builds thought-leadership series.
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