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I just watched my wife Rachael give an incredible Lunch & Learn presentation to the DFW Women's Club. The topic? "Unleashing the Power of AI to Grow Your Business...Even if You've Never Used AI Before." In just 30 minutes, she managed to captivate the room. Rachael is truly a gifted presenter. She has this unique ability to break down complex topics into easy-to-understand bits. Her little tips and tricks about AI were accessible to everyone in the room. Even I, who's heard her talk about this countless times, learned something new. It was amazing to see the lightbulbs go off as these brilliant women grasped AI's potential. I couldn't be prouder of Rachael and the impact she's making. She's empowering women to leverage AI in their businesses, regardless of their tech background. Watching her in action, I can't wait to use some of these presentation techniques myself. It's inspiring to see how she's helping level the playing field in business. If you ever get a chance to hear Rachael speak about AI, don't miss it. You'll walk away with practical knowledge and a newfound excitement for the future of business. To the DFW Women's Club: Thank you for giving my wife this platform. You're fostering an environment where women lift each other up. And that's something we need more of in this world. Rachael Garnett, Jeff J Hunter, Micah Garnett, MBA #ProudHusband #AIForBusiness #WomenEmpoweringWomen #ContinuousLearning #AIPersonaMethod #AIConsulting

The female leaders of the technology industry "understand better" with Genai than men .... Traditionally, technological innovations are used by men rather than women. This is somewhat refuted by the research by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), which reveals the proportion of women and men to use for generative artificial intelligence (Genai) .... Details in comments ... ------------------------------------------------- #digitrendi #genai #bostonconsultinggroup #bcg

As a kid, I admired people who built something from nothing. After attending the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit last week, I left with two clear takeaways on how women and Gen Z can thrive: community and AI. 👥 Community: In my opinion, community-building is our biggest asset. Katie Welch, the CMO of Rare Beauty spoke about how authentic communities drive success. Women, especially Gen Z, are naturals at this. We know how to build trust and connection. But it’s time to use that skill strategically, not just socially. Brands built on real relationships will always outperform those chasing quick wins. 🤖 AI: It isn’t optional anymore, if you’re building something right now, these tools need to be part of your daily routine. After hearing Anthropic discuss AI’s future, one thing is clear: those who adopt and master AI now will set the pace for everyone else. For women, especially Gen Z, AI is our tool to break barriers and work smarter, faster, and more efficiently than ever before. This is our chance to lead, not follow. My takeaway: 😎 Leverage your community-building skills. Women thrive here, let’s use our innate abilities intentionally. 💅 Embrace AI now. Master it, and you’ll be the one setting trends, not following them. What AI tool or community strategy are you using to get ahead? #forbes30under30 #ai #community #chatgpt #claude #womeninbusiness

Hello Ladies! In the exciting world of artificial intelligence, leading women are flocking to smaller companies and groups. Here, they're making big impacts on issues they're passionate about. At these smaller companies, women in AI find supportive environments where their voices matter. Collaboration, innovation, and community thrive, empowering them to shine. They're choosing smaller groups to tackle issues like bias in algorithms and promoting diversity. Together, they're driving meaningful change in AI. In these settings, women in AI connect with peers and mentors, propelling their careers forward. It's inspiring to see these women find fulfillment in smaller settings, shaping the future of AI with collaboration and innovation.  

As we celebrate Women's Month, let's recognize the immeasurable contributions of women in STEM. During the early days of the space program, women served as “human computers” and performed highly complex mathematical calculations. Their work helped one of the first American astronauts orbit Earth in 1962 and ensured the safety of the mission. Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Dorothy Vaughan, among others, were especially prominent computers. Source: https://lnkd.in/eVNKqBNs Their contributions and others have continuously inspired countless STEM women. Thanks to Denis Panjuta for identifying the current STEM pioneers in AI, ML, and data science. Let’s continue to encourage other women to explore and propelled STEM to the next level. Please join me in celebrating and recognizing all of the women who have advanced their respective STEM fields. Listed below are additional women in STEM resources: https://lnkd.in/eM3TPPMe https://lnkd.in/ehaawM6P https://lnkd.in/e2xwm4w4 #WomenInSTEM #STEMpioneers #WomenInAI #WomenInML #WomenInDataScience #stem

The female leaders of the technology industry "understand better" with Genai than men .... Traditionally, technological innovations are used by men rather than women. This is somewhat refuted by the research by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), which reveals the proportion of women and men to use for generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) .... Details in comments ... ------------------------------------------------- #digitrendi #genai #bostonconsultinggroup #bcg

Did you miss the latest #WomenInTechnology webcast? Amazing panellists shared their experiences on how women in #AI can navigate in a male-dominated industry. Join our WiT mailing list and watch the replay. #BetterWorkingWorld

Did you miss the latest #WomenInTechnology webcast? Amazing panellists shared their experiences on how women in #AI can navigate in a male-dominated industry. Join our WiT mailing list and watch the replay. #BetterWorkingWorld

Did you miss the latest #WomenInTechnology webcast? Amazing panellists shared their experiences on how women in #AI can navigate in a male-dominated industry. Join our WiT mailing list and watch the replay. #BetterWorkingWorld

Did you miss the latest #WomenInTechnology webcast? Amazing panellists shared their experiences on how women in #AI can navigate in a male-dominated industry. Join our WiT mailing list and watch the replay. #BetterWorkingWorld