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The AI Workshop for Gen X Women
Live, 90 minutes, with Allie K. Miller. Built from hours of one-on-one interviews with Gen X women about how AI is actually going in their lives.
Live session. Seats are limited.
10–11:30am PT
Why I'm excited to run this workshop.
A few weeks ago, I posted an Instagram story asking if it would be weird to host something just for Gen X women. It became the most responded-to story I have ever posted. The overwhelming majority of replies were Gen X women saying one thing: “Do this. Now.”
I didn't want to guess at what you need. I spent hours in one-on-one phone interviews with Gen X women: founders, executives, engineers, stay at home moms, women rebuilding careers on their own terms. I asked what they want from AI and what they're sick of.
This workshop is built directly from those calls with 60 minutes of demos and actionable learnings and 30 minutes of live Q&A. You are not behind. You've run companies, departments, and households through every wave of technology since dial-up. This builds on that.
Nobody talks about this time of life.
Every single one of these quotes came from my interviews with Gen X women this month. You'll hear more stories from your peers in the workshop.
“It's that weird time where everything seems tailored to the younger group, and you're asking yourself, do I get it? Can I get it?”
“Me making a better spreadsheet? No one gives a shit.”
“I don't want to be more productive. I want to actually think about things less. I just want to have it off my plate.”
“We've always been taught to be safe. Take the safe route, don't try things unless you know you're going to do good at it.”
“There's that intimidation factor of us feeling like we're the adult and so we should know more. But we don't know more, so we don't know what we don't know.”
“Women have more to give and more to offer than maybe meets the eye.”
“I have like 20 years left in my career. Do I want to keep doing that? Is it worth learning new technology, or am I just all washed up?”
“We either jump in with the knowledge and resources or we stay on the outside. But then we feel this gap.”
What you'll get
Hours back
Set up an automation that hands you back real time. Email, calendar, the stuff you never wanted to be doing anyway. “I wanted to be able to free up even 2 hours a day.”
A prompt habit that sticks
A repeatable way to ask so you stop guessing at magic words and stop getting mad when it misses.
Your questions, answered live
30 minutes of Q&A among your peers. Bring the questions you've been dying to ask. We built this room for a reason.
Steal this prompt before you even register
Here is a real request typed into Claude, and the answer that came back. Plain English in, finished work out.
"I'm 51 and I want to be consulting full time in 18 months instead of sitting in my corporate job. Walk me through a month-by-month plan: what to line up, who to talk to, what to charge, and what to stop doing. Then help me put month one on my calendar and let's work through it together."
Works in Claude or ChatGPT. Swap in your own situation. The bigger the question, the more useful the answer.
What you'll walk away with
Set up an automation that hands you back real hours. Email, calendar, all the menial stuff.
A repeatable prompt habit. So you stop guessing at magic words.
Exactly how women with no technical background shipped real apps. And what they did first.
Answers to the questions you want to ask. Thirty full minutes, unscripted, no question too small.
A room full of your peers. Women at the same moment you're in, working on the same problems. Meet them, learn from them, and keep talking after the call ends.
10–11:30am PT
Live session. Seats are limited.
Gen X women mentored me my whole career.
And you're some of the sharpest AI users I've ever talked to. Almost none of you believe me when I say that.
So I got on the phone. Hours of one-on-one calls with Gen X women. Founders, VPs, stay-at-home moms, analysts, franchise owners. Women who built apps with zero coding background and women who are still searching for the perfect prompt. I heard the same things over and over: is this another dot-com bust, I know I could do more but I don't know where to start.
This workshop is my answer. One live session built around what you actually asked for. No hype, no shame, no jargon. You bring the decades of judgment. I'll bring the map.
— Allie K. Miller
Who is Allie K. Miller?
Allie K. Miller was named one of the 100 most influential people in AI by TIME and is the most followed voice in AI business, with over 2 million followers. She advises companies like Novartis, Samsung, Salesforce, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic.
Previously, she built a multi-billion dollar business at Amazon as the Global Head of Machine Learning for Startups and Venture Capital at AWS, launched the first multimodal AI team at IBM, and taught AI as an instructor on MasterClass. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and NBC.
What the women she interviewed say about learning from her
“It's because of you that I've felt comfortable doing it and trying and stepping out of my comfort zone to just try things like this.”
“They think I'm like a genius, and I'm like, well, duh. Follow Allie.”
“Thanks to you and your content, I decided to build my own app. Because you're like, yeah, you can do this. And I'm like, okay, I can.”
“You've helped me to help my clients have amazing experiences. There's this chain of things that you've done. The ripple effect is huge.”
“I highly respect you and your talent and your information and how you communicate it out.”
“You provide so much information to take immediate action. That's why I love it.”
“You talk about action and actually doing it. When you said, 'Just take 20 minutes and do this,' it burned in my brain.”
“Your task handoff skill was frigging amazing. That I definitely implemented right away at work. That has been phenomenal.”
“I started getting into AI from you, so — kudos.”
“I love what you're doing, and I love what your intentions are behind it.”
Frequently asked questions
Who counts as Gen X?
Roughly born between 1965 and 1980, so somewhere around 46 to 61 right now. But this is a vibe more than a birth certificate. If you were a latchkey kid, if you've been told your whole career to not try things unless you already knew you'd be good at them, and if you have decades of judgment you've never once pointed at AI, you're in the right room.
Can I join if I'm not a Gen X woman?
This is the trickiest question to answer because I both want to help everyone in the world and I want to have a dedicated workshop where it makes sense. I hope as you read through this page, you get the sense of how tailored this will be to Gen X women and why we want to create a space for this moment to happen. We won't be carding anyone (unless you still have the Spicoli fake ID from 1982, in which case I would very much like to see it). But we hope you help us create the supportive, transformative space we want to have on the 15th. And if you have a Gen X woman in your life, please send them this link.
Is this for beginners or advanced?
There will be something here for everyone. On the interview calls I talked with women who have never opened an AI tool and women who have shipped their own apps. If you have truly never touched any of this, I'd point you to my AI-First Academy first, then come to this workshop with a little groundwork under you. Either way, I teach from what you already have: your judgment, your experience, and a very good nose for nonsense. As one of the women I interviewed put it, “You're probably more ahead of the game than you think. Because you have all of this experience. You know what good looks like.”
How long is it?
90 minutes. The first 60 are me walking through actual demos and use cases. The last 30 minutes are completely live Q&A, answering questions from the audience, off the cuff. If you've been to my previous workshops, you know this is when all my terrible jokes come out as well as some really helpful tips.
Is it in person or virtual?
100% virtual. Join from anywhere, any time zone, on your laptop or iPad or phone, from your office or car or wherever you happen to be.
What if I want my whole team to watch?
The more the merrier. Just have each of them register so all the information lands in their own inbox.
Is the recording available?
Yes, as part of VIP. The free seat gets you the live session. When you register you'll be offered a VIP upgrade for $27, which includes lifetime access to the recording so you can rewatch at your own pace, take notes, and come back to the parts you want to actually implement.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. If you upgrade to VIP and change your mind, email us any time before the workshop starts on September 15 and we will refund you. After the session has run, the recording and the pack are already yours, so that is where refunds stop.
What comes with VIP?
Lifetime access to the workshop recording, the full prompt pack from the session, and the resources I walk through live. It's a one-time $27 at checkout, and a portion of the proceeds goes to women's health research. No subscription, nothing recurring.
What do I need to bring?
A computer, a ChatGPT or Claude account, and a fuck yeah attitude. That's the whole list.
The gap is smaller than you think.
Let's jump it together.
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Tuesday
September 15
1–2:30pm ET
10–11:30am PT