Hey everyone, let's take a moment to celebrate Nagawa today. It's her birthday! I wanted to say thank you for everything you bring to this community. You show up to calls that start after midnight your time, and you always come ready with creative ideas and thoughtful input. Your contributions make a real difference in our discussions. You're appreciated more than you know. Hope you have an amazing birthday!

Hi everyone! 💛 We’re launching a Black Friday AI Vault, featuring resources, tools, prompts, templates, and trainings from our SHE IS AI educators and contributors and I’d love to open the door for you to participate too. If you have a resource you'd love to share with our global AI community, you’re welcome to submit it: ✅ eBook ✅ prompt pack ✅ art pack ✅ mini training ✅ slide deck ✅ template ✅ your GPT ✅ or anything you’ve created that offers value This is entirely optional, but a great opportunity to have your work featured in the Vault. If you want to participate: 📅 Promotion runs 15–28 November 📝 Submit your details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aOsSdI9lIkI8w99nZnAEvNg4zXbhhGlGUgzvYnv2iY0/edit?usp=sharing 📂 Upload your resource: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jv2xxSPwFewRP3vAjYq1H4sDx8G600_N?usp=sharing I’m excited to showcase the brilliance inside this community. Let me know if you’re contributing; I can’t wait to see your creations!

I have a good friend about to beta test an AI platform that will: 1. Authenticate if your writing is human 2. Recommend ways to position/sell your book via online platforms like Amazon 3. Down the road identify areas on the rise (example romance is upside down in authors) and work with publishers on content they should to support. If you believe in preserving human craft via writing but maximizing your impact via AI let me know and I will connect you to him. The Beta will probably go live in the next 30 days and he is looking for more diversified writers to test it.

Everything has changed. Need insight? This guide does a nice job explaining the AI engine of LinkedIn. Want to jump to the action section on how and what to post? Start on page 40. The Unofficial LinkedIn Algorithm Guide, Fall 2025 Edition

OpenAI just announced a massive new expansion of AI data centers; partnerships with Nvidia that could require up to 17 gigawatts of electricity. To put that in perspective: that’s the same daily power use as New York City and San Diego combined, or the entire energy demand of Switzerland and Portugal together. 😳 😬😵🤯 While this marks incredible progress for AI capability, it also raises urgent questions about sustainability and energy equity. 💡 What’s Happening OpenAI is planning next-generation data centers to support the explosive demand for AI models like ChatGPT. The Texas site alone could consume 20% of the state’s total power capacity. Sam Altman has pointed to nuclear energy as the long-term solution for reliable AI infrastructure — but nuclear plants take years to build. In the short term, renewables, natural gas, and existing grids will have to carry the load. 🌍 Why It Matters AI is no longer just a tech story — it’s an energy story. Why do you think all those AI titans are greasing up government; its to get energy supply. Massive data processing = massive electricity consumption. That means potential stress on water supplies, local ecosystems, and grid stability. And if AI keeps scaling at this pace, our digital acceleration could outgrow our physical infrastructure. The environmental impact is becoming impossible to ignore. As AI reshapes industries, we also have to ask: > How do we make innovation sustainable? What does ethical AI look like when energy, climate, and equity are at stake? ✨ The Takeaway AI is transforming everything but it’s also reminding us that progress comes with a price. As women shaping the future of AI, we get to redefine what “growth” means: not just faster or bigger, but smarter, greener, and more human-aligned. 💬 What do you think, should AI companies be required to meet renewable-energy standards as part of their scaling strategy?