About the Guest:

Tori Sanderson is the Managing Director of Avian, an Canberra based, consultancy focused on human-centred design, digital strategy, accessibility, and digital service delivery. She has more than 15 years’ experience in digital strategy and product consulting, and holds an Arts (Honours) degree in Chinese Studies as well as a Masters of Development Studies. Her work sits at the intersection of design, technology, and strategy, helping organisations improve and transform their digital services.

Key Takeaways:
AI's Gender Impact: AI threatens roles largely held by women, particularly in entry-level and procedural jobs.
Government's Role: Government intervention is essential to regulate AI's integration into the workforce and protect entry-level opportunities.
Engagement Gap: Women are less engaged with AI technologies compared to men, risking further exclusion from tech advancements.
Career Shifts: More flexible career pathways are emerging, though existing disparities in senior roles remain a challenge.
Value of Human Connection: Fields dependent on human-to-human interaction, like counseling, hold a unique resilience against AI takeover.

Notable Quotes:
"I think if we don't start engaging, particularly as women, we run a real risk of entrenching some of these disparities."
"We’re still exploring whether the technology lives up to the hype, and it’s anyone’s game still a little bit."
"AI always wants you to feel like you're right and wants you to feel like it's right."
"We need to support those who are coming up…so that we're not just the isolated exception."
"I think that is a space that government can do a great job on, is actually kind of tempering some of those impacts."

Resources:
Avian: Avian helps teams design, deliver, and sustain better digital services. For people, systems, and public good.

 

About the Guest:
Tori Sanderson is the <a href="https://avian.au/who-we-are/">Managing Director of Avian</a>, an Canberra based, consultancy focused on human-centred design, digital strategy, accessibility, and digital service delivery. She has more than 15 years&rsquo; experience in digital strategy and product consulting, and holds an Arts (Honours) degree in Chinese Studies as well as a Masters of Development Studies. Her work sits at the intersection of design, technology, and strategy, helping organisations improve and transform their digital services.
Key Takeaways:
<ul>
<li>AI's Gender Impact: AI threatens roles largely held by women, particularly in entry-level and procedural jobs.</li>
<li>Government's Role: Government intervention is essential to regulate AI's integration into the workforce and protect entry-level opportunities.</li>
<li>Engagement Gap: Women are less engaged with AI technologies compared to men, risking further exclusion from tech advancements.</li>
<li>Career Shifts: More flexible career pathways are emerging, though existing disparities in senior roles remain a challenge.</li>
<li>Value of Human Connection: Fields dependent on human-to-human interaction, like counseling, hold a unique resilience against AI takeover.</li>
</ul>
Notable Quotes:
<ol>
<li>"I think if we don't start engaging, particularly as women, we run a real risk of entrenching some of these disparities."</li>
<li>"We&rsquo;re still exploring whether the technology lives up to the hype, and it&rsquo;s anyone&rsquo;s game still a little bit."</li>
<li>"AI always wants you to feel like you're right and wants you to feel like it's right."</li>
<li>"We need to support those who are coming up&hellip;so that we're not just the isolated exception."</li>
<li>"I think that is a space that government can do a great job on, is actually kind of tempering some of those impacts."</li>
</ol>
Resources:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://avian.au/who-we-are/">Avian: Avian helps teams design, deliver, and sustain better digital services. For people, systems, and public good.</a></li>
</ul>
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She Wasn’t Born Yesterday tackles the many unique issues affecting women who are 40+ fabulous.

“Nothing’s off limits and we dive headfirst into topics from homelessness to women using porn, true crime obsession and life after divorce and DV,” says Janet. “We think women (and hopefully guys too) will resonate. 

She Wasn’t Born Yesterday is available on the Hope 103.2 app and major podcast platforms.

Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram.

She Wasn’t Born Yesterday tackles the many unique issues affecting women who are 40+ fabulous.
“Nothing’s off limits and we dive headfirst into topics from homelessness to women using porn, true crime obsession and life after divorce and DV,” says Janet. “We think women (and hopefully guys too) will resonate. 
She Wasn’t Born Yesterday is available on the <a href="https://hope1032.com.au/listen/#apps">Hope 103.2 app</a> and major podcast platforms.
Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at <a href="http://www.hopepodcasts.com.au/">hopepodcasts.com.au</a>. And send the team a message via <a href="https://hope1032.com.au/listen/#apps">Hope 103.2’s app</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Hope103.2">Facebook</a> or <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sydneyshope1032/">Instagram</a>.

She Wasn’t Born Yesterday tackles the many unique issues affecting women who are 40+ fabulous. No topic is too controversial!

She Wasn't Born Yesterday

How do you deal with the ‘pause’? How do you know you’re dating someone with a narcissistic personality disorder? How do you move on from divorce? Behind the scenes of a 40+ influencer and how to reverse the aging process, are just a few topics tackled.

SWBY features Janet Evans, a senior advertising creative and Jenni Woodhouse, a semi retired social worker. A chance interview on radio station Hope 103.2 about the book inspired the podcast.

“So many unique issues affect women of our age, including empty nest syndrome, and nothing’s off limits in SWBY! We really dive headfirst into them, but hopefully with lightness and relevant wit where possible,” Janet commented. “We were incredibly lucky to chat to some very high profile guests, including CEOs of important organisations, who shared their expertise with us and our audience.”

 

Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram.

How do you deal with the &lsquo;pause&rsquo;? How do you know you&rsquo;re dating someone with a narcissistic personality disorder? How do you move on from divorce? Behind the scenes of a 40+ influencer and how to reverse the aging process, are just a few topics tackled.
SWBY features Janet Evans, a senior advertising creative and Jenni Woodhouse, a semi retired social worker. A chance interview on radio station Hope 103.2 about the book inspired the podcast.
&ldquo;So many unique issues affect women of our age, including empty nest syndrome, and nothing&rsquo;s off limits in SWBY! We really dive headfirst into them, but hopefully with lightness and relevant wit where possible,&rdquo; Janet commented. &ldquo;We were incredibly lucky to chat to some very high profile guests, including CEOs of important organisations, who shared their expertise with us and our audience.&rdquo;
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Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2&rsquo;s app, Facebook or Instagram.