Feeling left behind in the age of AI? You’re not alone.
When Wanjiku Kamau was laid off from her job at Google, she found herself sitting at an airport gate with her dog Champ, wondering what came next. Instead of chasing another corporate title, she began a year-long experiment to understand artificial intelligence—not as a tech insider, but as an everyday human trying to keep up.
Part memoir and part modern guide, Out of the Loop, Into the Algorithm traces one woman’s candid journey from burnout to curiosity. Through honest stories, clear explanations, and moments of humor, Kamau translates the overwhelming world of AI into something personal, practical, and deeply human.
Whether you’re tech-shy, mid-career, or simply trying to stay relevant in a world that won’t slow down, this audiobook invites you to pause, reflect, and discover how technology can be a bridge instead of a barrier.
Narrated by the author, it’s both a companion for change and a reminder that it’s never too late to learn something new.
Wanjiku Kamau is a writer, creative strategist, and former Google leader who spent years helping global teams navigate the intersection of technology, culture, and change. She is the founder of TealVoice, a storytelling studio dedicated to exploring the human side of innovation. Out of the Loop, Into the Algorithm: How I Finally Made Friends with AI is her debut book.
She lives in New York City with her dog, Champ.