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Meet the Woman Helping Every Company Build Its Own AI 🏢

Meet the Woman Helping Every Company Build Its Own AI 🏢

May Habib came from a technology and entrepreneurship background, building software, working with data-intensive systems, and spending years thinking about how businesses actually use technology day to day. Then generative AI exploded.

Companies suddenly wanted their own AI applications — internal assistants, customer-facing agents, document intelligence, automated workflows. Most weren't interested in simply plugging into someone else's chatbot. They wanted AI built around their own data, their own workflows, their own business logic.

Building that from scratch turned out to be genuinely complicated. Data pipelines, security, model integration, evaluation, deployment — all of it fragmented across different tools with no real connection between them. Companies had access to powerful models but lacked the infrastructure to turn those models into actual production systems.

May had already spent years building enterprise software, which is exactly what shaped her next move (this background is basically why she saw the gap first lol). She built Writer, an enterprise generative-AI platform designed to help companies build and deploy their own AI applications and agents. Companies could connect AI to their knowledge, build specialized workflows, create agents, and bring generative AI directly into real business operations. 🔧

The opportunity here reached far beyond a single chatbot. It amounted to giving enterprises the infrastructure to build their own AI layer entirely.

A few things she saw that others missed:

  1. Enterprise AI needs infrastructure
    Powerful models are only the starting point — businesses need security, data, workflows, and deployment on top of that.

  2. Verticalization creates value
    AI becomes more useful when it's connected directly to how a company actually operates.

  3. The infrastructure layer captures leverage
    When thousands of companies build on top of a platform, their growth expands the whole ecosystem.

The takeaway:
Don't just build another AI application. Build the tools that let businesses build their own. Give companies control, connect intelligence to workflows, and turn powerful models into useful systems — that's how infrastructure becomes an ecosystem.

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on August 20, 2026