💼 Business 4h ago · Cheryl Strauss Einhorn

This is what women leaders can teach us about using AI well

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There’s a gender gap in generative AI use. According to research published by Harvard Business School, women adopt artificial intelligence at lower rates than men. Many have interpreted that statistic as hesitation. But what if adoption rates are the wrong measure?



In my work teaching and coaching executives, I’ve noticed something different. Many senior-level women aren’t slower to adopt AI because they’re resistant to technology. They’re more deliberate about how they use it. They don’t beg

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