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@Dacia
AI Transformation Strategist
AI Fluency Score
8.3/10
Assessed 12/2/2025
Velocity
I am a product and program leader focused on building practical, human-centered AI systems that make life and work easier. After two decades in financial services and mortgage technology, I shifted my energy toward creating intelligent tools that remove friction, improve clarity, and help people reclaim their time. My approach to AI is grounded in one belief: technology should feel supportive and intuitive, not overwhelming. I build systems that simplify complexity, automate the repetitive, and personalize experiences in ways that are genuinely helpful. I combine a maker mindset with deep experience leading modernization programs and zero-to-one product development, which allows me to translate ambitious ideas into real-world solutions. Outside of my core projects, I explore new models, embedding strategies, workflow automations, and multimodal interactions. I also teach creative problem solving to youth through Destination Imagination. I am driven by a simple idea: intelligent tools should make people feel more capable. Whether I am experimenting with new architectures, designing better memory systems, or refining user experiences, I am working toward a future where AI quietly strengthens how people organize, create, and live.
Generated 12/2/2025
Dacia Donohue is a banking AI innovation leader with 3+ years of experience and formal ML education, operating at the frontier of what's possible when deep technical understanding meets systematic execution.
She architects sophisticated verification systems—cross-model validation, risk-based checking protocols, and "life prompts" that demand sourced facts and shown calculations. Her workflow infrastructure transforms capabilities entirely: as a non-developer, she shipped 400K lines of code across 10 proof-of-concepts in 30 days. She doesn't just use AI tools; she builds operating systems around them, complete with skills files and templated processes that she's successfully transferred to colleagues, her teenage son, and her 78-year-old mother.
This is someone whose methodology is already reshaping how her organization approaches development—and she's still accelerating.