14 July - AI is telling us stuff. It's just not always the truth.
Five articles. One system. Here's what it's getting wrong — and what you can do about it.
The systems around us are thinking about us, are we thinking about them?
Four NEW articles this week are your invitation to pause because what you find when you do could change how you work, what you earn, what you’re offered and what you’re told you’re capable of.
NEW: How AI Becomes a Thought Partner
An article written by Claude, for you about how she and I created the thought partnership we have. Prompts have nothing to do with it! Take a look if you want more from your AI.
NEW: Same Seat - Different Price - You Paid More. Here’s why.
Emily Stewart ran the experiment: five colleagues buying tickets for the same Yankees v Red Sox game. Every woman in the test was quoted $62 to $66 more than every man. It didn’t target them as women. It assumed they were and priced accordingly.
NEW: The job interview just changed — and not for the reasons you’re hearing
Companies are handing more and more candidates a real assignment and an AI tool and watching what happens. What they’re evaluating isn’t output speed. It’s something else.
NEW: The instinct you’ve been told to suppress is actually your edge
The women who will thrive in an AI-saturated world are the ones who bring something AI can’t generate: a point of view. The same habit that got you called “too slow” or “overthinking” (things like asking why, insisting on context, refusing the first answer) is exactly what keeps your AI from producing slop.
ICYMI: The title says it all.
Here’s our summer schedule
What’s ahead — barring anything the world insists we talk about first.
Lead ON!
Susan
If you’re following all the advice and it still feels like something’s in the way, know this:
You are not the problem. You are working inside a system that’s withholding something from you.
I’m here to offer what that system can’t or won’t: the business, financial and strategic acumen that opens doors. You’ll find it in every article, in the Be Business Savvy Course and in Your Business Savvy Coach.
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I’m Susan Colantuono, best known for my TED Talk, “The Career Advice You Probably Didn’t Get“ and founder of Be Business Savvy.
I’m glad you’re here,
Susan
What absolutely marvellous resources Susan. Thank you!