Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Show
Jun 15, 2026 · 34 min · 13 segments
In this episode, Faiz speaks with Gillian Delaunay, founder of NEON ID, about the future of personalized AI and why the next evolution of artificial intelligence may not be smarter AI, but AI that…
Gillian DelaunayGuestFaizHostSo what do you think this authentic, what do you think authentic communication matters even more now in the AI era, right?
So I think it's a human thing, like a human survival thing for all of us to be scared, you know, of, of robots taking
over
world.
We're taking over our jobs or taking over decision-making or taking over, um, Even there's countries saying, can AI run companies? And so I think at the very baseline human need and understand to wanna have a representation of ourselves that still feels like we still have a grip on reality.
So to have an authentic voice that is based in human consciousness and human learning and human interaction, this science is all about how we interact like animals and how we all survive.
So I think having that authentic voice per individual is necessary for the future of AI.
Because then you can how then there's the argument of how can you tell between robot and human? And so I think taking a stand and taking a baseline and finding a way to establish it and own it and articulate it, you know.
Yeah.
True.
I also think because if we could approach, I would say the age of distrust where, you know, everything looks like AI, everything looks generic.
We can't even say like, is this really from Gillian or is it really from Faiz, right? And I think maybe some of the features that if the listeners have not signed up, they should sign in to Neon ID, right? It will sort of calculate or it will evaluate what kind of personality that you have.
And one of the features that I like most just sharing with the listeners is this feature called this or that.
Is it? Maybe like to share some.
It's really fun because that's really engaging.
That's part of one feature inside Neon ID.
So we have, you know, there's, you get a dashboard once you sign in and you take a test, which takes four minutes, you get a neon ID color fingerprint.
So what do you think this authentic, what do you think authentic communication matters even more now in the AI era, right?
So I think it's a human thing, like a human survival thing for all of us to be scared, you know, of, of robots taking
over
world.
We're taking over our jobs or taking over decision-making or taking over, um, Even there's countries saying, can AI run companies? And so I think at the very baseline human need and understand to wanna have a representation of ourselves that still feels like we still have a grip on reality.
So to have an authentic voice that is based in human consciousness and human learning and human interaction, this science is all about how we interact like animals and how we all survive.
So I think having that authentic voice per individual is necessary for the future of AI.
Because then you can how then there's the argument of how can you tell between robot and human? And so I think taking a stand and taking a baseline and finding a way to establish it and own it and articulate it, you know.
Yeah.
True.
I also think because if we could approach, I would say the age of distrust where, you know, everything looks like AI, everything looks generic.
We can't even say like, is this really from Gillian or is it really from Faiz, right? And I think maybe some of the features that if the listeners have not signed up, they should sign in to Neon ID, right? It will sort of calculate or it will evaluate what kind of personality that you have.
And one of the features that I like most just sharing with the listeners is this feature called this or that.
Is it? Maybe like to share some.
It's really fun because that's really engaging.
That's part of one feature inside Neon ID.
So we have, you know, there's, you get a dashboard once you sign in and you take a test, which takes four minutes, you get a neon ID color fingerprint.
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