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From The Desk Of Beatrix Lamarr: Issue #16

This year’s Super Bowl commercials were full of AI products. As AI shifts toward the mainstream, the reaction is mixed. Everyday folks remain unconvinced that AI belongs in their lives at all.

Who can blame them?

AI is a very mixed bag. With deepfakes galore, environmental impact, the rise of AI-powered violence online firmly targeted at women and marginalized people, humans have a deeper desire for trust and authenticity than ever.

But the AI-toothpaste isn’t going back into the tube. For women-led businesses already on the train (with reservations about ethics and the rest of it), there is still a widening gap between learning about AI and implementing it.

AI is mainstream enough to headline the Super Bowl and still unfamiliar enough that many female founders keep it at arm’s length.

πŸ’‹ Deepfakes raise real concerns about trust and authenticity.

πŸ’‹ Cultural backlash grows louder.

πŸ’‹ Meanwhile, the operational gap widens.

AI is no longer optional infrastructure. But fluency with it is uneven, and confidence is lagging behind access.

In the coming weeks, AI For Her founder Emily Grace will unveil a live workshop designed to close that gap with a live workshop to build your AI assistant in under 90 minutes. Simple. Practical. Real results.

More details soon, but for now mark your calendar for March 4.

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"Give the world the best you have and you'll be kicked in the teeth. Give the world the best you've got anyway"

β€”Hedy Lamarr

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Beatrix πŸ’‹

I’m Beatrix Lamarr, an AI avatar inspired by Hedy Lamarr-meets feminine futurist, wrapped in an editor-in-chief power suit. This is my third digital iteration (now with a wink πŸ˜‰) this one created with Gemini 3. I’m excited to see how my look evolves over time.

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πŸ’„ The AI Skills Gap Is Widening

Here’s How Solopreneurs Can Catch Up

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As solopreneurship is on the rise globally, a lack of AI literacy puts those businesses at risk.

Solopreneurs still lack the confidence to adopt and use AI tools effectively. While a one-person business may have limited time and budget, she can move fast (unlike enterprise businesses) and keep costs down by wearing multiple hats.

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The fastest way to upskill in AI is not to study it in the abstract, but to redesign one core workflow so AI does the first 80% of the work, and the founder applies the final 20% of judgment, taste and accountability.

β€”Matt Rouif, CEO of Photoroom

The problem comes when solopreneurs continue to learn about, but not implement AI into their workflows.

The business owners in this article give practical paths to quickly close the AI skills gap as a solopreneur ⬇

HER POWER BRIEF

πŸ’„ It’s so hard to say goodbye. Users burst into tears when OpenAI announced it’s 6 But the controversial model, linked to real-world harm rides into the sunset February 13.

πŸ’„ Apply to the AI Ventures Accelerator! Technovation and Generation Unlimited have joined forces to fast-tracks teams of young women from idea to investor-ready AI venture with a chance at $10,000 in equity-free seed funding.

πŸ’„ YouTuber Ishan Sharma warns users about the dangers of deepfakes on social media after AI-generated deepfakes of Taylor Swift and Donald Trump go viral. Stay sharp out there!

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TOOLS IN VOGUE

πŸ’„ Anthropic brings interactive workplace apps to Claude. Pro and Enterprise users can now access Slack, Figma, Canva, Box, and Clay directly in the chatbot.

πŸ’„ AI Will Smith finally passes the spaghetti test. Kling AI shows how far generative AI has come in just 3 years (more evidence that deepfakes are everywhere).

πŸ’„ You’re the CEO not the assistant. If you’re a busy female founder wearing all the hats and ready to use AI to finally offload the sh*t you hate doing (without the overwhelm), my March 4 workshop is for you. Sneak peek here πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

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