Juliet Stipeche, Executive Director of the Gulf Coast Workforce Development Board, joined a Women in AI panel at the University of St. Thomas (TX) Business Symposium to discuss how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of work and the importance of preparing people for new opportunities.
During the discussion, Stipeche connected the growth of AI to workforce development, noting that emerging jobs will require new skills. She emphasized the need to help people build confidence to try new things, develop skills to contribute, and remain curious as technology continues to evolve.
The panel also included Elizabeth Haines McGee, Chief Artificial Intelligence Transformation Officer at Houston City College, and Eddie Habibi, an entrepreneur, investor, board member, and strategic advisor. Their discussion explored the value of different perspectives in shaping AI and the need for accountability as these technologies are developed and used.
Read the full event entry on LinkedIn.
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