The people AI engines name, with measured CiteRank and Share of Voice.
Liang Wenfeng is the Founder and CEO of DeepSeek, a highly visible figure in the open-weight AI debate after DeepSeek's releases drew global attention to high-performance open models.
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Liang Wenfeng is the founder of DeepSeek and advocates for open models.
Lincoln Murphy is a long-time authority on customer-led growth, churn reduction, onboarding, expansion, and SaaS strategy, and his writing continues to be widely cited by practitioners.
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All five engines describe Lincoln Murphy as an early Customer Success figure who founded Sixteen Ventures and co-authored the 2016 Customer Success book. They tie him to Desired Outcome and to expansion revenue and customer lifetime value. Copilot says he coined the term Customer Success in 2010. Gemini adds the distinction between lower case customer success and Customer Success Management. Perplexity names his co-authors Nick Mehta and Dan Steinman. The engines cite sixteenventures.com most often, with lincolnmurphy.com and linkedin.com also appearing.
Linda Xie is a developer and cofounder in the web3-crypto space, previously working with Farcaster and BountyCaster. She is currently on a sabbatical to self-study physics.
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Linda Xie is a prominent crypto investor and co-founder of Scalar Capital.
Lindsey Gamble is a creator economy expert, advisor, and educator who bridges the gap between brands, creators, platforms, and audiences.
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Lindsey Gamble is Vice President of Creator Strategy & Innovation at IZEA, a strategist in social media marketing and the creator economy.
Lisa Crispin is an author, speaker, and Agile testing consultant, known for her work on Agile testing and her co-authorship of the book Agile Testing.
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Lisa Crispin is a renowned expert in agile testing and quality engineering, advocating for the whole-team approach and holistic testing.
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The recognizing engines agree that Lisa Feldman Barrett is a neuroscientist and distinguished professor of psychology at Northeastern University, notable for her Theory of Constructed Emotion and predictive processing frameworks. Chat_gpt and google_ai_mode both note her research appointments at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. Chat_gpt mentions her book How Emotions Are Made. Google_ai_mode highlights her critique of the locationist model of emotion and the brain-as-a-computer metaphor. The most cited domain across the responses is sanandres.uep.edu.py, followed by lisafeldmanbarrett.com and nature.com.
Liz Fong-Jones is a developer advocate, labor and ethics organizer, and Site Reliability Engineer with over two decades of experience
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Liz Fong-Jones is a prominent Site Reliability Engineer and thought leader in observability monitoring, working at Honeycomb.
Liz Ryan is a coach and creator who empowers working people to have the lives and careers they deserve. She leads a global movement to celebrate the human side of work.
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All five engines agree that Liz Ryan founded Human Workplace after senior HR roles and argues for trust-based, human-centered HR. ChatGPT adds her view that recruiting should sell opportunities to candidates. Copilot and Perplexity both name her books, including Red-Blooded HR and Righteous Recruiting, and Gemini adds her many articles for outlets such as Forbes and Harvard Business Review. The pages cited most are humanworkplace.com, which appears for four engines, followed by linkedin.com, also cited by four, and manatal.com, cited by three.
Lora Cecere is an independent analyst in supply chain, frequently challenging conventional wisdom around digital transformation, planning, AI, and enterprise software. She is a prominent voice in supply chain strategy, planning, AI, and analytics.
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All five engines describe Lora Cecere as the founder of Supply Chain Insights in 2012 and author of the Supply Chain Shaman blog, with a background at Procter & Gamble, Kraft, Clorox, Manugistics, Descartes, Gartner and AMR Research. They agree on her outside-in view of supply chains. ChatGPT and Copilot name her books Bricks Matter and Metrics That Matter. Copilot adds her views on AI-native supply chains. Perplexity adds her degrees and client work. Every engine names her. Cited pages come most often from linkedin.com, asklora.ai and business.rutgers.edu.
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All four engines recognize Loren Brichter as a mobile engineer or developer. They agree he created Tweetie, which became Twitter for iPhone, and invented pull-to-refresh. They also agree he worked at Apple and founded Atebits. Google AI Mode adds that he collaborated with Mike Matas on Facebook Paper. No engine fails to name him. The cited pages most often come from en.wikipedia.org, appdesignbook.com and fastcompany.com, each appearing in two engines. The answers also mention Letterpress and early iOS graphics work.
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All three engines recognize Lorrie Cranor as a Carnegie Mellon University professor and director associated with CyLab and usable privacy and security. They agree she co-directs a privacy engineering program and directs the CUPS laboratory. ChatGPT adds that she was former Chief Technologist at the US Federal Trade Commission in 2016 and founded SOUPS. Gemini adds that she is Director and Bosch Distinguished Professor of the CyLab Security and Privacy Institute. Google AI Mode adds that she co-founded Wombat Security Technologies and chaired the W3C P3P Project. No engine fails to name her. The cited pages include lorrie.cranor.org, cylab.cmu.edu and privacy.cs.cmu.edu.
CEO and founder of The Adler Group, recognized as an authority on performance-based hiring and recruitment strategy.
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The recognizing engines agree that Lou Adler is an American recruitment expert, author, and creator of the Performance-based Hiring framework, which defines roles by outcomes rather than traditional credential lists. They also note his authorship of Hire With Your Head and the application of his hiring concepts within competitive tech environments. Google_ai_mode clarifies explicitly that he is based in the United States rather than being a local Israeli executive. The engines most frequently cite pages from louadlergroup.com alongside linkedin.com and greenhouse.com.
Luana Lopes Lara is the co-founder of Kalshi. She has served as a key architect behind Kalshi's regulated-exchange model and its integration into mainstream financial markets.
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All three engines recognize Luana Lopes Lara as co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Kalshi, a prediction market platform. They agree she co-founded Kalshi with Tarek Mansour in 2018 after studying at MIT. chat_gpt adds that she is Brazilian-born, trained as a professional ballerina, and worked at Bridgewater Associates, Citadel, and Five Rings Capital. gemini adds that Kalshi secured CFTC approval as a federally regulated event contract market and fought legal battles. google_ai_mode adds her roughly 12 percent stake and headlines about her as a self-made female billionaire. Wikipedia is cited by gemini and google_ai_mode. Datawallet is cited multiple times by gemini, and Fortune is cited by chat_gpt.
Luiza Jarovsky is the co-founder of the AI, Tech & Privacy Academy and a leading voice in AI governance, with a focus on ensuring AI is safe, ethical, and legally compliant.
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Luiza Jarovsky is a lawyer and expert in AI governance, privacy, and tech policy, co-founder of AI, Tech & Privacy Academy.
Luke Carthy is an ecommerce consultant specializing in growth and conversion, helping brands sell more online.
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Luke Carthy is an eCommerce growth consultant specializing in CRO, SEO, and conversion strategy.
Maaret Pyhäjärvi is a Principal Test Engineer at Vaisala, and a prominent voice in the field of software testing, particularly in the area of exploratory testing.
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Maaret Pyhäjärvi is a software testing expert and Director at CGI.
Madeline Mann is a Job Market and Career Strategy Expert, author of Reverse the Search, and a LinkedIn Top Voice who helps professionals navigate career transitions.
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The engines agree that Madeline Mann is an HR and recruiting leader who founded the career education platform Self Made Millennial. Chat_gpt specifically details her past roles at companies like Gem, Scopely, and Inspire, while Gemini and Google_ai_mode focus on her role as a career strategist and author of Reverse the Search. All engines recognize her as a prominent voice in the HR and job market space. The cited pages most frequently reference her LinkedIn profile and official website, with additional mentions from professional podcasts and career-related blogs.
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Independent Swift developer and educator, known for his deep technical material and SwiftUI Weekly.
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Majid Jabrayilov is an iOS engineer and indie app developer, known for his work on Swift and SwiftUI.
Manish Goregaokar is a software engineer and Rust project contributor, member of Rust project leadership structures.
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Manish Goregaokar is a prominent figure in Rust programming language ecosystem and contributor to its tooling and governance.
Manish Thakrani is the Cloud Infra and SRE Lead at Abnormal Security, recognized for maintaining high availability across commercial and federal deployments.
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Manuel Pais is a DevOps and Delivery Coach and Consultant, focused on teams and flow first, and co-author of the book 'Team Topologies'.
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All five engines describe Manuel Pais as a consultant and co-author of Team Topologies with Matthew Skelton. They agree on his talk Kubernetes is Not Your Platform, Just the Foundation, and on his focus on team interactions and cognitive load. ChatGPT adds the four team types and his move into DevOps consulting in 2015. Copilot adds his keynotes at CNCF and QCon events. Perplexity cites his own site. Every engine names him. The pages cited most are teamtopologies.com and infoq.com, along with YouTube talks.
Distinguished engineer at AWS with expertise in distributed systems, AI, and serverless technology
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Marc Brooker is a VP and Distinguished Engineer at AWS, working on backend distributed systems.
Marc Rotenberg is the Founder and Executive Director of the Center for AI and Digital Policy, promoting human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in AI governance.
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All four engines identify Marc Rotenberg as a privacy lawyer and advocate rather than a hands-on engineer. They agree that he founded the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Center for AI and Digital Policy and that he teaches privacy law at Georgetown Law. Gemini adds that he holds CISSP and CIPP certifications and served on the OECD AI Group of Experts, while Google AI Mode says he edited volumes in the Privacy in the Modern Age series. ChatGPT notes he testified before Congress more than 60 times. The engines cite en.wikipedia.org most often, followed by caidp.org and law.georgetown.edu.