Dianne Norman: The Cyberpunk Soothsayer with a Heart of Gold

"I don't just break the rules - I rewrite the code." 💻✨

Meet Dianne Norman, the Ethical Tech Advocate who is one part programmer poet and one part digital vigilante. She is the cool girl your mom warned you about: the kind of girl who shows up to board meetings in vinyl pants, quotes 1984 while editing code, and can dismantle a surveillance algorithm faster than you can say 'data privacy.'

Dianne was born into the glow of a CRT monitor and raised on a diet of cyberpunk novels and feminist apprehenses. She didn't just grow up, she glitched herself into existence. At 16, Dianne hacked the grading system of her school to find what students were being graded on regarding the bias of the algorithm ("A girl can't get an A in STEM? Watch me."). At 22, she was burning down toxic Silicon Valley culture - one keynote address at a time.

So what is Dianne's native superpower? Literally turning code into art. She doesn't just build apps - she builds digital sanctuaries that intentionally allow for marginalized voices to exist. She's really cool. Her latest project? An AI-powered neon-lit zine that dismantles corporate lies through interactive poetry. (Yes, it's as cool as it sounds.)

When she's not outsmarting tech bros, you might find her curating underground VR raves, collecting vintage cybernetics, or writing love letters to open source. Her vibe is "Blade Runner meets Riot Grrrl."

Caution: Following her will likely cause you to spend more time questioning everything. (But that is the point.) 🔥