On November 21st, these women are joining 20 others at America’s first Women’s Vibe Coding Hackathon in San Francisco. They’re spending 8 hours building AI solutions for social good. Chloe Hughes is a Stanford builder blending data, design, and storytelling to create products that connect people. Alina Knobloch just moved to SF to build tools that help young people understand themselves and navigate their careers. Monica Abrams founded AI Snack Club because she believes AI should be built in community, not isolation. Isabella Otterson is a Mastercard PM who’s built everything from sea turtle conservation apps to APIs that detect harmful algal blooms. She’s obsessed with protecting the planet. Neha Vinjapuri is a Stanford engineer combining AI, computer graphics, and creativity to make tech more intuitive and beautiful, with women in mind. Here’s what they all have in common: they’re not waiting for permission to build the future. Women use AI tools 25% less than men. Only 22% ...