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Women Talkin' 'Bout AI

Women Talkin' 'Bout AI

著者: Kimberly Becker & Jessica Parker
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We're Jessica and Kimberly – two non-computer scientists who stumbled into the world of generative AI right alongside everyone else when ChatGPT 3 was released. Since then, we've pivoted our careers to explore the capabilities and limitations of generative AI in teaching, learning, and research. But we're more than just academics –we're also mothers, friends, and colleagues, so of course our conversations sometimes wander into the broader landscape of life.

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  • Protecting Privacy in the Digital Age with Dr. Leslie Gruis
    2025/08/16

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    Today we sit down with Dr. Leslie Gruis — mathematician, NSA veteran, and author of The Privacy Pirates — to talk about the urgent importance of protecting personal information in our tech-driven world.

    From children’s online privacy to the rise of corporate data exploitation, Dr. Gruis shares both her insider experience from decades in national security and her practical advice for safeguarding our digital lives.

    📚 About our guest:

    • First president of the NSA’s Women in Mathematics Society
    • Contributor to U.S. Cyber Command & National Intelligence Council
    • Author of The Privacy Pirates: Pirates of Personal Data
    • Mentor and advocate for STEM students

    🔑 In this episode you’ll learn:

    • Why privacy is essential to democracy
    • The risks kids face with school-issued laptops & smartphones
    • How corporations collect and exploit our personal data
    • What parents and educators can do today to protect children
    • The ethical questions surrounding AI, surveillance, and data use

    🎙️ Show Notes & Topics we cover:

    • Defining informational privacy in the 21st century
    • Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (and why it’s outdated)
    • School-issued laptops and surveillance concerns
    • Corporate data collection, sentiment analysis, and manipulation
    • The asymmetric power between consumers and corporations
    • Why protecting privacy is vital for democracy

    🔗 Links

    • Buy The Privacy Pirates
    • Follow Dr. Leslie Gruis
    • Follow Women Talking About AI:
      • 📺 YouTube
      • 📰 Substack

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    Contact Jessica or Kimberly on LinkedIn:

    • Jessica's LinkedIn
    • Kimberly's LinkedIn








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  • Beyond Work: Post-Labor Economics with David Shapiro
    2025/08/06

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    Summary

    In this conversation, Jessica and Kimberly interview David Shapiro to explore the concept of Post-Labor Economics. They discuss the implications of automation and AI on traditional job structures, the need for new economic measurements, and the evolving social contract. They explore the potential of Universal Basic Income and the importance of education in preparing future generations for a changing economy. The discussion emphasizes the need for a shift in how we perceive work, productivity, and personal fulfillment in a world increasingly dominated by technology.

    Takeaways

    • Post-Labor Economics examines the impact of automation on traditional jobs.
    • Automation has historically decoupled productivity from human labor.
    • The misconception that technology always creates new jobs is prevalent.
    • AI's rapid advancement poses challenges for job security.
    • Universal Basic Income (UBI) is a potential solution for economic displacement.
    • Current economic measurements like GDP may not reflect true societal well-being.
    • The social contract is evolving as labor becomes less central to identity.
    • Education must adapt to focus on empathy, communication, and critical thinking.
    • A garden mentality encourages ongoing personal growth rather than a linear life path.
    • Rethinking work and meaning is essential in a post-labor society.

    Links

    • Rest Is Resistance: Free Yourself from Grind Culture and Reclaim Your Life Book by Tricia Hersey (https://thenapministry.wordpress.com/)
    • David's LinkTree
    • David's YouTube Channels
    • David's SubStack
    • Women Writin' 'Bout AI Substack


    Chapters

    00:00
    Introduction to Post-Labor Economics

    05:34
    Understanding Automation and Job Loss

    07:40
    The Framework of Post-Labor Economics

    10:16
    The Rise of Automation and Its Impacts

    13:05
    The Future of Work and Productivity

    16:04
    Universal Basic Income and Economic Solutions

    18:25
    The Role of AI in Shaping Society

    20:58
    The Social Contract and Power Dynamics

    24:03
    Measuring Economic Success Beyond GDP

    26:25
    The Future of Capital and Labor Relations

    29:06
    Conclusion and Future Outlook

    37:38
    Negotiating Power and Redistribution

    39:36
    Cultural Values and Collective Solutions

    40:24
    The Tension Between Individualism and Collectivism

    43:00
    The Role of New Narratives in Society

    43:50
    Status Games and Human Behavior

    45:52
    Rest as Resistance and Economic Withdrawal

    48:31
    Frameworks for a New Way of Living

    53:51
    The Garden vs. The River Mentality

    57:00
    Education for the Future

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    Contact Jessica or Kimberly on LinkedIn:

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    • Kimberly's LinkedIn








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  • You Can’t Teach AI Without Teaching Tech
    2025/07/27

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    In this episode, hosts Jessica and Kimberly are joined by Dr. Juliana Peloche, global educator and senior AI literacy advisor at Edith Cowan University. With over 20 years of cross-cultural teaching experience in Brazil, Chile, and Australia, Juliana shares how a curious 12-year-old student sparked her journey into AI education. Together, they explore why AI literacy is more than a technical skill—it's a foundation for critical thinking, equity, and ethics in the classroom. From digital basics like knowing what a browser is, to reimagining how we assess learning in the age of AI, this episode dives deep into how we can better prepare educators and students for a tech-saturated future—without losing our humanity.

    Support the show

    Contact Jessica or Kimberly on LinkedIn:

    • Jessica's LinkedIn
    • Kimberly's LinkedIn








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