Welcome to StartUP with Poland, the show that takes a deep dive into the Polish startup ecosystem and takes you on a journey to explore key trends, key technologies and the key people behind them. Today we’re looking at how AI will change sales and marketing in 2023, and we’re talking to Danish Soomro, the founder of startup Devi AI, and also the leader of a community of digital nomads that is 160,000 strong. So Danish really knows a lot about creating communities and keeping them engaged – all online. Danish also has a soft spot for Poland and we will find out more about that too.
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