AI Product Manager..
AI Product Manager..
AI Product Manager..
About
About
Raman Rai is an AI product manager, speaker and community builder.
From Silicon Valley to the UN stage, Raman has spent her career building enterprise AI products used by tens of thousands worldwide, and helping organisations adopt AI responsibly at scale. She has worked across London, Hong Kong, and Cape Town, and is currently based across London and New York.
She started Women in AI London, one of the city’s most active grassroots networks focused on responsible and inclusive AI, and has been recognised as one of MURAL’s Top 10 Global Creators for her work building community and driving adoption.
Raman is a One Young World Ambassador and UN Women UK Delegate, and has been recognised as one of the UK’s Top 100 Female Tech Leaders by WeAreTheCity. She has spoken at leading global institutions including the United Nations, Google, Microsoft, The Economist, Product Design Week, and Bletchley Park.
She is a travel photographer who has captured stories across 50+ countries. (Favourite place: Bhutan)
Raman Rai is an AI product manager, speaker and community builder.
From Silicon Valley to the UN stage, Raman has spent her career building enterprise AI products used by tens of thousands worldwide, and helping organisations adopt AI responsibly at scale. She has worked across London, Hong Kong, and Cape Town, and is currently based across London and New York.
She started Women in AI London, one of the city’s most active grassroots networks focused on responsible and inclusive AI, and has been recognised as one of MURAL’s Top 10 Global Creators for her work building community and driving adoption.
Raman is a One Young World Ambassador and UN Women UK Delegate, and has been recognised as one of the UK’s Top 100 Female Tech Leaders by WeAreTheCity. She has spoken at leading global institutions including the United Nations, Google, Microsoft, The Economist, Product Design Week, and Bletchley Park.
She is a travel photographer who has captured stories across 50+ countries.
(Favourite place: Bhutan)
Selected work
Selected work
Global AI funding has hit $290B with 15,400+ deals, making it a top VC sector. In 2024, investments focus on infrastructure, late-stage rounds, and real-world applications like healthcare and defence.
Emotion AI is on the rise, growing from £2.2B in 2024 to £7B by 2030, with applications in mental health, customer service, and beyond. VCs are backing players like Uniphore and Soul Machines, but only those tackling ethics and trust will lead the pack.
Emotion AI is on the rise, growing from £2.2B in 2024 to £7B by 2030, with applications in mental health, customer service, and beyond.
Adoption remains low because most AI pilots break when they hit real workflows. Learn why fewer than 10% of enterprises reach production and what product leaders must do to scale AI effectively.
Global AI funding has hit $290B with 15,400+ deals, making it a top VC sector. In 2024, investments focus on infrastructure, late-stage rounds, and real-world applications like healthcare and defence.
Selected by The Economist Educational Foundation to design a nationwide challenge and educational resource exploring how AI is shaping the future of work. Featured as a subject expert alongside other leading professionals from Google and WPP.
Over 3 billion people remain offline excluded from opportunities in healthcare, education, and employment. This digital divide disproportionately impacts marginalised communities, particularly women and those in low-income regions.
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Adoption remains low because most AI pilots break when they hit real workflows. Learn why fewer than 10% of enterprises reach production and what product leaders must do to scale AI effectively.
Selected by The Economist Educational Foundation to design a nationwide challenge and educational resource exploring how AI is shaping the future of work. Featured as a subject expert alongside other leading professionals from Google and WPP.
Over 3 billion people remain offline excluded from opportunities in healthcare, education, and employment. This digital divide disproportionately impacts marginalised communities, particularly women and those in low-income regions.
The Hype is Over: AI Landscape in Venture Capital 2024
The Rise of Emotion AI: What Happens When AI Knows You're Stressed, Anxious or Lying?
3 Billion Offline in an Online World: Can AI Close the Digital Gap?
Say goodbye to back-to-back meetings and say hello to Deep Work
Mind the Product: Only 9.7% of firms use AI in production. Discover why pilots stall and how to build AI people actually adopt
The Economist Foundation: AI Education and the Future of Work
3 Billion Offline in an Online World: Can AI Close the Digital Gap?
The Rise of Emotion AI: What Happens When AI Knows You're Stressed, Anxious or Lying?
Mind the Product: Only 9.7% of firms use AI in production. Discover why pilots stall and how to build AI people actually adopt
The Hype is Over: AI Landscape in Venture Capital 2024
The Economist Foundation: AI Education and the Future of Work
Featured writing
Featured writing
Featured writing
Speaking
engagements
Speaking
engagements
Technology should work for everyone, but right now, it doesn't.
Raman speaks on how we can design more inclusive systems through AI, community and human-centred design.
From responsible AI to digital equity, leadership to career growth, Raman helps audiences bridge the gap between innovation and impact.
Whether addressing emerging talent or executive teams, she challenges people to think bigger, build better and lead with purpose. Her sessions offer clarity, energy and the perspective needed to drive meaningful change.
Technology should work for everyone, but right now, it doesn't.
Raman speaks on how we can design more inclusive systems through AI, community and human-centred design.
From responsible AI to digital equity, leadership to career growth, Raman helps audiences bridge the gap between innovation and impact.
Whether addressing emerging talent or executive teams, she challenges people to think bigger, build better and lead with purpose. Her sessions offer clarity, energy and the perspective needed to drive meaningful change.
