Girls Who Prompt

About Girls Who Prompt

🎙️ Girls Who Prompt is a podcast where technology, creativity and new ideas meet. Hosted by Karin, a startup-founder, and Ave, a startup marketeer and storyteller, we explore how AI fits into daily life and work. Expect real stories, wins and fails, myths busted, and guests from different fields. No coding required just curious chats and practical tips to help you use AI for the boring stuff, the creative stuff, and everything in between.

Publisher

Ave Annuk and Karin Nemec

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

2 Oct 2025

Latest episode

11 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

36 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   11 Sept 2026

   #35 Ave & Karin: Season 1 Finale: We Never Found the Big Idea. We Found Something Else.

   No guest this week — just Ave and Karin, Tallinn meets Frankfurt, sitting back down one final time to compare notes on the year that started in a Tallinn café covered wall to wall in books. This episode is less about AI and more about what a year of asking other people about AI did to the two of them — and why one of them is handing over the microphone. In this episode we discuss: The anniversary neither of them wrote down: 23 July 2025, a café full of books, and a Google Sheet. No name, no plan, no idea what good sound even was. Karin's rule for starting anything: don't overthink it, or you'll never do it. 35 episodes, 60+ countries. Estonia made sense. Germany and the US made sense. Vietnam did not — and became the biggest audience surprise of the season. Karin is stepping away after this episode. Ave will have a new co-host An AI art exhibition in Toronto: eight artists, one hour, a visualisation of what dark matter might actually look like, 1980s Hong Kong, and a modern Africa filtered through Salvador Dalí. Karin walked out unable to name the emotion. Paper books are winning in both households — right as rumours circulate that AI companies are bulk-buying rare human-written titles. Karin renovated an entire house with AI instead of an architect: curtains, cupboards, materials, and a demolition waste calculation that came out exactly right. Charles Handy's line from The Empty Raincoat — after 35, you stop loving new buttons. Ave tested the theory on a gym machine and lost. Season 2 is happening. There's a new co-host. Ave is not telling you who yet. PS: Vincent Roy — who has polished every single episode and wrote our theme music with his own human hands, no AI involved — finally gets his applause on air. 😉 This one is for anyone who has ever had an idea in a café and talked themselves out of it. Thirty-five episodes later: don't. Meet the hosts: Karin Nemec (https://www.linkedin.com/in/karin-nemec-246ba8/), the finance brain and founder exploring the fine line between human emotion and machine response. Ave Annuk (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ave-annuk/), marketer and storyteller interested in AI and passionate about digital marketing, books and learning. Meet the team: 🎵 Post-production, editing & music by Vincent Roy (https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-roy-5b3b99202/) — audio expert, sound designer and composer. 📧 Write us: girlswhopromptpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:girlswhopromptpodcast@gmail.com) 💬 Join the discussion and suggest guests in our WhatsApp channel (https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbArAwJLY6d3zcwssr08)

2. 

   20 Aug 2026

   #34 Girls Who Prompt: A Feature Film for €2,000 and Other Things That Shouldn't Be Possible

   No guest this time- just Ave and Karin, one in a 37-degree Frankfurt without air conditioning, the other in a very smug 20-degree Tallinn, sitting back down before the Summer got over. This episode is more about what you do with the time and money it frees up — whether that's a film, a portfolio, or an eighteen-year-old nephew asking a very good question. In this episode we discuss: Dreams of Violet — the first fully AI-made feature accepted by a major festival. Made in three months, for €2,000, with one man voicing every character. And why the close-ups give it away. Google lost its top two AI researchers to Anthropic and OpenAI — the stock dropped 7% in a day, or $270 billion. Karin: "People don't leave when things are good." Deutsche Bank cut product development from twelve months to three. MediaMarkt lets an agent run the first job interview — in Germany, where HR is a high-risk category under the AI Act. Supercycle or bubble? Karin's answer is 20/80 — and she rebalanced in June when the market got nervous. SpaceX went public, jumped 20% on day one, made roughly a thousand employees millionaires — and Karin, who graduated straight into the dot-com bust, didn't buy a single share. (She owns it anyway. Ask her how.) Ave built a "company brain" in a two-day hackathon using Claude Code — and now it writes her website copy. Karin's nephew turned eighteen, inherited an investment fund, and got a reading list instead of advice. A note on the timing: this one was recorded back in the thick of June — heatwave, midsummer, World Cup still wide open. We ended the episode by asking AI who would lift the trophy. You already know how that turned out. We didn't. 😄 Meet the Hosts Ave Annuk — marketer, storyteller, AI experimenter Karin Nemec — finance brain, founder, exploring the line between human emotion and machine response Meet the Team Post-production, editing & music by Vincent Roy Connect 📧 girlswhopromptpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:girlswhopromptpodcast@gmail.com) 💬 Join our WhatsApp community: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbArAwJLY6d3zcwssr08 (https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbArAwJLY6d3zcwssr08) 🎧 Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts

3. 

   2 Aug 2026

   #33 Jan Schulte x Girls Who Prompt: What If Your App Builds Itself While You Watch?

   What if you opened an app and there was… nothing? No buttons, no menus... just a blank screen waiting for you to say what you need. In this episode of Girls Who Prompt, Karin and Ave sit down with Jan Schulte, founder of Betalyra, an AI innovation lab on the coast of Portugal, to talk about generative UI - software that builds its own interface in real time- and what it means that Europe's AI future currently runs on someone else's servers. In this episode we discuss: From Star Wars intro screens and LAN parties in a car trunk to founding an AI lab: Jan's origin story, told with pizza and very little sleep Chatbot vs. agent vs. avatar - finally, a clear explanation of what these words actually mean Why Jan runs Claude and ChatGPT against each other — and the funny bias he discovered when Claude reviews its own work The Fable model shutdown: why the US pulling access to a top AI model should be Europe's real wake-up call — and what's actually broken in the European startup ecosystem CuttleKit and generative UI: the end of learning software, and landing pages that rebuild themselves for every visitor Jan's contrarian take: AI has mastered the technical grunt work but is still "really bad at creativity" — and why that's great news for humans PS: You'll also hear which dictation app Jan swears by, and where AI movie makers meet in Lisbon 😉 Meet the guest: Jan Schulte (https://www.linkedin.com/in/janschultecom/) — founder of Betalyra (https://betalyra.com/), AI innovation lab in Portugal, creator of CuttleKit (https://cuttlekit.com/) Meet the hosts: Karin Nemec (https://www.linkedin.com/in/karin-nemec-246ba8/), the finance brain and founder exploring the fine line between human emotion and machine response. Ave Annuk (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ave-annuk/), marketer and storyteller interested in AI Meet the team: 🎵 Post-production, editing & music by Vincent Roy (https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-roy-5b3b99202/) — audio expert, sound designer and composer. 📧 Write us: girlswhopromptpodcast@gmail.com (mailto:girlswhopromptpodcast@gmail.com) 💬 Join the discussion and suggest guests in our WhatsApp channel (https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbArAwJLY6d3zcwssr08)

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