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title: "Big Tech as My Toxic Boyfriend - Web Summer Camp"
url: https://stacklist.com/card/4ef1abfc-cac4-48c6-a59d-7f2fb7ad2d75
source_url: "https://websummercamp.com/2026/session/big-tech-as-my-toxic-boyfriend"
stack: https://stacklist.com/stack/5c529dae-11ef-4103-9afa-e1e04416ada4
summary: "Big Tech as a Toxic Boyfriend critiques the \"AI is the future\" narrative and emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries with technology. The speaker, a Product & UX Designer, addresses how nearly 80% of women in tech have left or plan to leave their roles, reflecting broader concerns about the industry's direction."
tags: "ai-critique, tech-culture, toxic-relationships, women-in-tech, boundaries, digital-products, ux-design"
key_entities: "AI (concept), toxic-relationships (concept), women-in-tech (concept), digital-products (concept), UX-design (concept)"
classification: "analysis"
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visibility: public
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# Big Tech as My Toxic Boyfriend - Web Summer Camp

Description An honest human take on AI as a toxic boyfriend and why the "AI is the future" narrative needs challenging, and how much setting boundaries matters Speaker Product & UX Designer Nearly 80% of women in tech have left or plan to leave their roles and that’s where I am right now. Currently somewhere between “Keeping up with AI”, digital products, gardening and analog creations.