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Penn State Women's Network of NYC

LXCL:Enjoy the full program where food and drinks will also be provided!

General Admission

AI is changing how we work, lead, and make decisions, but navigating that change isn&rsquo;t just for people working in tech. Join us for a panel of women from across industries to explore what AI means for the future of work and how we can approach it with more confidence, curiosity, and intention. Our panelists will share how AI is actually showing up in their day-to-day work, including the tools, prompts, and workflows they&rsquo;re using, as well as the opportunities and challenges they&rsquo;re seeing within their industries. We&rsquo;ll hear different perspectives on moving quickly while using AI responsibly, talk openly about some of the uncertainty and anxiety surrounding AI, and explore the human skills that may become even more valuable as technology evolves. -Make AI feel relevant and approachable across industries and roles -Share real examples of how AI is being used in the workplace today -Give attendees practical ideas they can apply to their own work -Explore how women can navigate changing roles, skills, and expectations as AI becomes more integrated into the workplace.-Create an honest conversation around responsible use, uncertainty, and how to stay engaged without needing to become an AI expert.

AI is changing how we work, lead, and make decisions, but navigating that change isn’t just for people working in tech. Join us for a panel of women from across industries to explore what AI means for the future of work and how we can approach it with more confidence, curiosity, and intention. Our panelists will share how AI is actually showing up in their day-to-day work, including the tools, prompts, and workflows they’re using, as well as the opportunities and challenges they’re seeing within their industries. We’ll hear different perspectives on moving quickly while using AI responsibly, talk openly about some of the uncertainty and anxiety surrounding AI, and explore the human skills that may become even more valuable as technology evolves. -Make AI feel relevant and approachable across industries and roles -Share real examples of how AI is being used in the workplace today -Give attendees practical ideas they can apply to their own work -Explore how women can navigate changing roles, skills, and expectations as AI becomes more integrated into the workplace.-Create an honest conversation around responsible use, uncertainty, and how to stay engaged without needing to become an AI expert.

Penn State Women's Network of NYC

Responsible AI & the Future of Work: Leading Through What's Next

1211 6th Ave

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