HeyJaredFemmebot: The Podcast Powering Women in Tech
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The Quickie - When Being Human is the Strategy (opens the original)
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AI can make content faster, cheaper and at a scale we’ve never seen before. But when anyone can make anything, what actually makes us stop and feel something? In this Quickie, we hear from three leaders with very different perspectives on where creativity and marketing are heading: Emily Leiding, creative technologist and educator; Wendy Walker, Cannes Lions B2B Jury President; and Rushenka Pereira, VP of Marketing at SAP Australia and New Zealand. From the risk of AI making everything look and
Don't Let AI Steal Your Voice - Vikki Maver (opens the original)
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If everyone's using AI to write, how do you avoid sounding like everyone else? From LinkedIn posts that all read the same to marketing copy that feels strangely empty, AI is changing the way we communicate. But is it making us better communicators or just faster at producing forgettable content? In this episode of Femmebot, Clare Alstin and Catherine Stone are joined by Vikki Maver founder of Communication Skills Academy and one of Australia's leading communication experts. Together they unpack:
The AI Question - Vikki Maver (opens the original)
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Everyone has access to AI. So if everyone can produce content in seconds, what actually makes someone stand out? In this episode of FEMMEBOT , Clare Alstin and Catherine Stone sit down with communication expert Vikki Maver , founder of the Communication Skills Academy, to talk about why human thinking matters more than ever. This isn't another conversation about prompt engineering or the latest AI tools. It's about communication, trust and authenticity. We explore why so much content is starting
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