We Surveyed 634 Women Who Work in Tech. They Let Loose
THE SO WHAT
Executives automating their days with AI while new hires still face bro culture is a culture-technology split that will compound over time. If you’re rolling out AI internally, expect adoption, trust, and retention to track with whether underrepresented groups feel like they have agency in how these tools reshape their work.
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