Jun 26, 2026 · 31 min · 15 segments
In this season finale of The CTO Compass, host Mark Wormgoor sits down with Dr. Angela Mulrooney, an entrepreneur who has successfully built five companies and sold four. Angela shares her remarkable…
Angela MulrooneyGuest
Mark WormgoorHost

Right now, we still need humans interacting with it to control it and see what is actually happening.

Lately, I've been noticing even some of the products I've been relying on, there's been a lot of hallucinations where I'm like, that is so not correct.

But I think with these new technologies coming in and AI being a big part of it is when someone looks at their history, especially if they've been in technology, they've been learning so many things all the time.

It hasn't happened necessarily as fast as AI has brought it to the forefront, but they have the ability to be adaptable and to evolve.

And so they need to give themselves some credit that they can actually learn this and make this an adjunct.

And yes, maybe into the future it will take the jobs, but at this point it is something that you can use as a synergistic partner with you to help accelerate and do some things for you.

You still have to check it and make sure that it isn't, you know, giving you some wrong information, but there is a massive opportunity there and I know a lot of people you know i was even just talking to a friend this past weekend he was like oh we hired this new person and you know she's in her 50s and you know she's kind of she's kind of stuck in her ways and i'm like is she though Because she's like in a technology position and she's always been in a technology position.

You might be throwing your bias on top of her instead of actually allowing her the opportunity to showcase that she is quite flexible and dexterous in what she's doing.

But we tend to forget that our seasoned professionals have been through so much change and they're used to change.

And yes, okay, we're going through this accelerated phase of it, but it doesn't mean that they can't learn or are not willing to learn.


Right now, we still need humans interacting with it to control it and see what is actually happening.

Lately, I've been noticing even some of the products I've been relying on, there's been a lot of hallucinations where I'm like, that is so not correct.

But I think with these new technologies coming in and AI being a big part of it is when someone looks at their history, especially if they've been in technology, they've been learning so many things all the time.

It hasn't happened necessarily as fast as AI has brought it to the forefront, but they have the ability to be adaptable and to evolve.

And so they need to give themselves some credit that they can actually learn this and make this an adjunct.

And yes, maybe into the future it will take the jobs, but at this point it is something that you can use as a synergistic partner with you to help accelerate and do some things for you.

You still have to check it and make sure that it isn't, you know, giving you some wrong information, but there is a massive opportunity there and I know a lot of people you know i was even just talking to a friend this past weekend he was like oh we hired this new person and you know she's in her 50s and you know she's kind of she's kind of stuck in her ways and i'm like is she though Because she's like in a technology position and she's always been in a technology position.

You might be throwing your bias on top of her instead of actually allowing her the opportunity to showcase that she is quite flexible and dexterous in what she's doing.

But we tend to forget that our seasoned professionals have been through so much change and they're used to change.

And yes, okay, we're going through this accelerated phase of it, but it doesn't mean that they can't learn or are not willing to learn.
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