AI is changing the way we work, and the opportunities are incredible. But is everyone getting an equal chance to benefit?

In this episode of Underrepresented in Tech, Michelle and Samah explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the workplace and why women may be among those most affected by AI-driven automation.

From jobs at risk to exciting new opportunities for entrepreneurs, we discuss both sides of the AI revolution. More importantly, we ask: Are we doing enough to prepare women and underrepresented communities for the future?

We talk about the importance of accessible education, learning new skills, and making sure technology creates opportunities rather than widening existing inequalities.

Because the real question isn't whether AI will change our future. It's whether we're making sure everyone can be part of it.

Tune in for an honest conversation about AI, equality, and the future of work.

Getting women into tech is only the beginning. But what happens after they've spent 10, 15, or 20 years in the industry?

In this episode of Underrepresented in Tech, Michelle and Samah discuss ageism, career transitions, and the challenges women face as they grow older in the tech and WordPress industries.

From navigating layoffs and changing careers to balancing family responsibilities, overcoming self-doubt, and recognizing the value of experience, we explore why retaining and supporting women in tech matters just as much as encouraging them to enter the industry.

We also discuss transferable skills, professional networking, and why it's never too late to pursue a new opportunity.

Because the question shouldn't just be how we bring more women into tech, but how we help them stay, grow, and lead.

Listen to the conversation and share your experiences with us!

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way we work, learn, and innovate, but is everyone benefiting equally?

In this episode of the Underrepresented in Tech Podcast, Michelle and Samah explore the growing AI divide and what it means for individuals, businesses, and communities worldwide. They discuss how access to AI, digital literacy, education, geography, and socioeconomic factors are shaping who can take advantage of this technology and who risks being left behind.

From personal experiences using AI in everyday work to conversations about global accessibility, responsible adoption, and the future of work, this episode highlights why AI should empower everyone, not just a privileged few.