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Women & AI in 2026: From Users to Architects of Our Own Efficiency

Por Actua

07 Apr 2026

In a world where technology is advancing at lightning speed, many women still feel a step behind. Only 35% of graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are women, and this has a direct impact: men adopt new tools almost twice as fast as we do, which affects confidence in our digital skills.

But this can change. And it starts by taking a step toward something different: learning to use AI and technology not just as a user, but as the architect of your own efficiency.

What this webinar is and why it matters

Actua is hosting a webinar together with SheAI, the leading platform for technology literacy for women and an official partner of the UN Skills Coalition.

In this session, Stephany Oliveros, CEO and co-founder of SheAI, will guide you to discover how technology can stop being an obstacle and become your strategic ally.

What you’ll learn

During the webinar, we’ll share practical strategies you can apply from day one:

  • How to “hire” virtual assistants, like Claude, Gemini, or Notebook LLM, to do the heavy lifting for you
  • How to create your own AI tools through vibe coding, without writing a single line of code
  • How to use AI critically and responsibly to help you make better decisions, not just faster ones
  • How to organize your day and tasks to focus on what truly adds value and stop feeling like you’re overworking

This isn’t about working more. It’s about working smarter, freeing yourself from repetitive tasks, and building confidence in your ability to lead in an increasingly digital world.

Register now by filling out the form and become the architect of your own efficiency 🚀

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