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How Women Use AI is where women come to talk honestly about artificial intelligence in real life - at work, at home, in business, creativity, learning, and beyond. No jargon. No intimidation.
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Test What You're Listening To: Voice, Fairness and the Future of Music (opens the original)
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What happens when you can no longer be sure the voice you're hearing is actually the person you think it is? Shanta Johnson is a classically trained vocalist with degrees in music education and vocal performance, who's sung in opera companies, in ministry, and for memory care communities. In this episode, she talks with Mercy about what happened when she realized some of the sermons she loved listening to from her favorite pastors, including ones who've passed away, weren't actually them, but AI
What It Really Means to Build With AI (opens the original)
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What happens when the tool built to help you create ends up reflecting someone else's blind spots? Shaina is a builder at heart, the kind of person who can't resist testing what a new tool can actually do. In this episode, she talks with Mercy about weaving AI into her work in tech, and what happened when she used it for something deeply personal: a bilingual children's book meant to pass down her own Filipino heritage. Along the way, she ran into a bias she didn't expect, in how AI imagined a F
In the Driver's Seat: My Relationship with AI After Season One (opens the original)
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To kick off Season 2, the host, Mercy reflects on her own evolving relationship with AI. Along the way, she revisits what Season 1 taught her, and previews the bigger questions coming in Season 2.
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