Welcome to the first official AI For Her Newsletter! From concept to implementation, with your insight and smome market research along the way, we made it.

This is the beginning of something built for women. For the ai-curious female entrepreneur, the ai-savvy founder, the woman who feels excited about what’s possible, yet conflicted about the negative impact ai can have on our world.

AI For Her is for you.

So let’s kick things off, shall we?

Yours in beauty, brains & bots

Beatrix 💋

Research shows women are still adopting AI more slowly than men, and those who do often feel guilty about it.

From using ChatGPT to write a proposal faster to letting Gemini plan dinner, many women worry they’ll be “found out” for working smarter, not harder. But as Google’s Eileen Mannion puts it: “AI is a brilliant tool in our kit to make life easier.”

Maybe the real question isn’t whether women should use AI — but why we still feel bad when we do.

“Vibe coding,” which uses AI to generate software through natural language prompts, is being hailed as the future of effortless app development. But experts warn it could also be quietly rewriting the rulebook on security and accountability.

Like open source before it, vibe coding makes building faster but also riskier. When AI models are trained on vulnerable or outdated code, they can unknowingly recreate those same flaws, leaving businesses and users exposed.

For women already wary of AI’s broader impact, this raises an urgent question: if convenience comes at the cost of transparency, who’s most at risk when things break?

💭 Read the full Wired piece to explore how the next wave of “effortless code” could carry unseen consequences, especially for the communities it promises to empower.

AI startup Perplexity just dropped Comet — its AI-powered web browser — free for everyone, worldwide.

Designed to act like a personal digital assistant, Comet can search, shop, draft emails, and manage tabs all at once. The move puts Perplexity in direct competition with Google’s Gemini, Anthropic’s Claude, and OpenAI’s Operator.

After launching at $200/month for premium users, Comet’s free rollout signals a new era of AI browsers for the masses.

Have you tried it yet? Let us know what you think!

The no-code darling just dropped and Lovable AI, making it possible to ship full-stack, AI-native apps—all from a single prompt.

With Lovable Cloud, you can build apps that handle sign-ups, store data, manage users, and scale automatically—no dashboards, configs, or DevOps degree required.

And with Lovable AI, you can layer in intelligence just by asking: think chatbots, summaries, personalized plans, or custom content—all powered by Google’s Gemini models.

The result? Founders, freelancers, and dreamers can go from idea to live, intelligent product faster than ever.

✨ Try Lovable — wisely.

Lovable is the kind of tool that changes the game for women in business, helping you build AI-native apps without touching a line of code. But as the Wired article above reminds us, innovation and security go hand in hand.

Use tools like Lovable to move faster and smarter, while staying mindful of what you’re building and how your data is handled. Empowerment through AI starts with awareness.

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