In this episode of AI Builders: LatinX Edition, host Victor Ramirez sits down with marketing strategist and community AI advocate Kimberly Owens to explore what responsible AI adoption truly looks like in today’s rapidly evolving landscape.

As generative AI accelerates across industries, Kim shares why leadership, guardrails, and cross-functional collaboration are essential to avoid the pitfalls of “move fast and break things.” Together, they discuss the risks of AI hallucinations, the disruption of entry-level roles, and the importance of maintaining human oversight in high-impact systems like healthcare, finance, and criminal justice.

The conversation also highlights the need for Latina leadership in tech, the power of mentorship, and how community voices can shape the future of AI governance. Kim closes by sharing an inspiring “AI for Good” idea using AI tools to help individuals stay informed and civically engaged.

This episode is a reminder that AI isn’t just transforming workflows it’s reshaping society. And how we lead through that change matters.

In this episode of AI Builders: LatinX Edition, host Victor Ramirez dives into the world of AI agents intelligent systems designed to take action, make decisions, and collaborate alongside humans.

Victor explores how AI agents are reshaping the way we work, from automating routine tasks to becoming creative and analytical partners in business, education, and tech. Drawing inspiration from his Techqueria workshop, “Meet Your New Teammate: AI Agents in Action,” this episode explains what makes AI agents different from chatbots, how they’re already transforming workflows, and what their rise means for inclusive innovation in the LatinX community and beyond.

In this episode of AI Builders: LatinX Edition, host Victor Ramirez breaks down one of the most common questions: “Can someone explain AI to me?” in simple, relatable terms. You’ll get an easy-to-understand overview of what Artificial Intelligence really is, how it shows up in everyday life, and why it matters for the LatinX tech community and beyond.