AI. In Real Life, Midlife Addition

Kate Baxter
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AI news for midlife women, minus the jargon and the hype. AI is changing your job, your industry, and probably your inbox — and somehow, most of the coverage still isn't talking to you. AI in Real Life, Midlife Edition is your fortnightly, ten-minutes-or-less catch-up on what's actually happening with AI — and what it means for women in their 40s, 50s and beyond navigating work, money, and everything in between. No jargon. No hype. No doom-scrolling required. Just the top things you need to know this fortnight, from someone who trains corporate teams on this stuff for a living and talks about it like a real person, not a keynote. Hosted by Kate Baxter — AI trainer, ICT delivery Project Manager, and host of Unfiltered & Unbound. New episodes every two weeks.

Episodes

  1. Sep 2

    1. Welcome to AI in Real Life

    AI is changing work, money, and confidence for women 40+ — and most of the coverage isn't talking to you about it. In this first episode, Kate lays out why this show exists, what you can expect every fortnight, and the research on AI's "competence penalty" that's kicking off the conversation. Ten minutes, no jargon, no doom-scrolling required.

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AI news for midlife women, minus the jargon and the hype. AI is changing your job, your industry, and probably your inbox — and somehow, most of the coverage still isn't talking to you. AI in Real Life, Midlife Edition is your fortnightly, ten-minutes-or-less catch-up on what's actually happening with AI — and what it means for women in their 40s, 50s and beyond navigating work, money, and everything in between. No jargon. No hype. No doom-scrolling required. Just the top things you need to know this fortnight, from someone who trains corporate teams on this stuff for a living and talks about it like a real person, not a keynote. Hosted by Kate Baxter — AI trainer, ICT delivery Project Manager, and host of Unfiltered & Unbound. New episodes every two weeks.

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