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AI at Work – Threat, Tool or Opportunity for Women?

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AI at Work – Threat, Tool or Opportunity for Women?

In this special episode of Work It Like a Mum, we’re sharing the fifth session from our Give to Gain Summit, hosted in support of International Women’s Day.

In this insightful and thought-provoking panel discussion, experts across AI, technology, economics and business explore how AI is already reshaping the workplace and what that means for women, careers and the future of work.

This session dives into AI adoption, workplace bias, leadership, career opportunities, inclusion and how women can confidently engage with AI without needing to be technical experts.

What We Cover:

  • How AI is already reshaping women’s careers
  • Where bias shows up in AI tools and hiring
  • Practical ways women can start using AI now
  • How AI can support productivity and flexibility
  • Why human skills still matter in an AI-driven world
  • The risks of AI without inclusion and oversight
  • How organisations can adopt AI more responsibly
  • New career opportunities emerging through AI

Key Takeaways:

  • AI is already changing the workplace
  • Bias in AI often reflects existing inequalities
  • AI literacy is becoming a career advantage
  • Women don’t need technical backgrounds to use AI
  • Human skills remain critical in the future of work
  • Diverse teams create better AI systems
  • AI can unlock flexibility and productivity
  • Thoughtful AI adoption benefits both people and businesses

Why Listen:

If you’re feeling unsure about AI or worried about being left behind, this conversation offers practical insights and empowering advice for the future of work.

Show Links:

Connect with  Elizabeth Willetts on LinkedIn here

Visit Supermums website here 

Visit Rathbone Results website here 

Visit We Are Agentic’s website here 

Visit Oxera’s website here

Explore and download the full Women At Work Survey here