HeyJaredWomen in the Loop
Women in the Loop is where I write about AI, work, voice, visibility, motherhood, and what it means for women to stay relevant without losing themselves.
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The hidden cost of never having to think alone (opens the original)
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After years of teaching people how to use AI, I began to notice that I was becoming less willing to think without it. That realisation has forced me to step back and question what constant access to an artificial thinking partner might be costing us.The Slow AI movement and a documentary about “apocaloptimism” suggest there may be a path between embracing AI uncritically and fearing it completely, and that’s what I talk about here. —-<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://sub
The myth of keeping up with AI (opens the original)
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What 3 years of building an AI education business has taught me... (opens the original)
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I never planned to write this.This is not the kind of AI story I thought I would publish in this newly repositioned Women in the Loop newsletter. It is not a story about AI saving you $$$$, automating everything, or building a business while your children nap.It is a letter about what happens when a woman tries to redesign her work around her children, her expertise, her ambition, her income, and a technology that is moving faster than most of us can process.I think being “in the loop” is not ju
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