Openai CMO Kate Rouch said Chatgpt helped diagnose breast cancer

Kate Roche, head of marketing marketing at Openai, participated on Friday that she had been diagnosed with gas breast cancer weeks after she took over the role she described as a “dream function”, in December.

in string Roche posted on X, she said that she was sharing her story to help other women, adding: “We cannot control what is happening to us-but we can choose how to face this. My biggest lesson: no one is fighting alone.”

Before joining Openai as the first CMO for the company, Rouch CMO was in Coinbase, and before that, he spent more than a decade in Meta, including Vice President, Global Chair for brand marketing and products.

Roche said she started treatment throughout Super Bowl in February, when Openai broadcast her first advertisement, and that she had passed since then 13 rounds of chemotherapy while leading the marketing team in Openai. I wrote that you are expected to recover completely.

“It was the most difficult life season – for me, for my husband, and the two young children,” Roche said, adding that she was supported by Openai “every step.”

“The silicon valley could be brutal and transactions. However – I never felt detention,” she said, adding that “people came in incredible and unexpected ways.”

Roche also said that she was absent from Openaii that helped her to move her diagnosis and treatment, including by explaining cancer in an appropriate way for her children, helping her to manage the side effects of chemotherapy, and create custom reflections.

“The experience of our work as a patient made Openai more important and important,” she said.

Roche said that she was sharing her story to encourage other women to “give priority to their health for families and jobs.”

“The routine exam saved my life. It can also save you,” she said.

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Kevin Whale, chief product employee in Openai, expressed his support for Roch in response to its topic.

“We love you @kate_rouch!” books. “I am proud to tell your story and because you are full of fighting.”