r/womenin_AI

I know AI is everywhere right now

People are using ChatGPT, Codex, Claude and other AI tools to write content, build websites, automate work and even launch small businesses.

But I’m curious about what people are actually building beyond the usual “AI helps me write faster” examples.

Have you used AI to create any real tools or systems for your business or entrepreneurial journey?

For example:

• a lead management system
• a website or MVP
• a customer follow-up workflow
• market research tools
• content automation
• internal knowledge bases
• sales or operational systems
• a product or service you are now selling

I’m still quite new to this and currently exploring how AI can help an ordinary person turn an idea into something practical, instead of just generating more ideas.

What have you built with AI so far?

What problem did it solve, and did it actually save you time or help you make money?

I’d also be interested to hear about the AI projects that sounded promising but did not work

Share with the community what cool tools or vibe coded projects did you create this week using AI?

Time to show off your cool projects and get some ideas on what others are doing in the space!

I’m a mom of two little ones and not in a 9-5 job, you know how this job market is 🥲 so I gave up looking for a job while I was preg.

About two months ago I began learning AI and beyond the surface level chat stuff. I got into vibe coding and started a YT channel where I share tools I’m using and teaching AI.

I’ve gotten a few inquiries on LinkedIn for speaking opportunities and wondering how much to charge lol.

Can someone DM me if they know this space.

Besides this, I’m planning a free workshop for women and one for literally anyone who is curious how they can use AI to save time at their job.

I’d love to connect if you’re into this or if you’re slightly interested!

Tia

Hello everyone,

I wanted to understand how are you handling AI storm at personal level? Despite I've been trained to leverage AI and augment work, I came to realize that it is overwhelming and I found my thoughts were shaped in a "AI powered" way where everything I do/think is related to AI, this is exhausting, it also brought existential crisis when I was trying to find my personal identity at this cross road of my life. And I felt the urge to master a skill but don't know which one make sense for me, or for the world anymore

I'm interested in hearing how people validate AI app ideas.

Building an AI prototype has become much easier, but figuring out if people actually need it still seems difficult.

Sometimes people say an idea sounds interesting, but that doesn't always mean they will use the product regularly.

For people who have launched apps before, what signals convinced you that an idea was worth continuing?

Was it user retention, people requesting features, willingness to pay, or something else?

Especially curious about AI products because the technology can be impressive, but the real challenge seems to be finding a problem that users truly care about.

Hi everyone,

I'm an AI founder currently exploring the idea of building an AI Personal Computer, and I'd really value the perspectives in this community.

Looking at the current AI landscape, it feels like we're surrounded by increasingly capable chatbots. They're great at answering questions and helping with tasks, but I often wonder whether that's what people ultimately want.

Do we need another chatbot, or do we need AI that genuinely understands us over time?

The idea I'm exploring is an AI system that runs primarily on personal hardware, prioritizes privacy, remembers what you choose to share, adapts to your workflows, and becomes a long-term assistant instead of just another app or website.

Some of the principles I'm thinking about are:

• Privacy-first, with as much local processing as possible.
• Memory that helps rather than forgetting every conversation.
• Personalization that evolves with the user.
• Fast, low-latency interactions without relying entirely on the cloud.
• An experience that feels like your own AI, not just access to someone else's service.

I'd especially love to hear perspectives from women working in AI, research, engineering, product, design, or anyone who uses AI extensively.

Some questions I'd love your thoughts on:

• Would you ever consider buying an AI Personal Computer?
• What would make it genuinely useful instead of just another AI gadget?
• How important are privacy and local AI to you?
• What frustrations do you have with today's AI assistants?
• If you could design your ideal AI companion, what would it do differently?

I'm not here to promote anything, I genuinely want to understand how people think about the future of personal AI before building further.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and learning from your perspectives.

I think I may have built something that would really help this community - especially founders struggling with founder-led content. I’m a content creator (25k+ on Instagram) + AI tinkerer and have built a few in-house tools that help optimize my content creation journey and what used to take me HOURS editing is now just a few minutes. I kid you not when I say that what would have been 15+ hours of content creation is now down to 2-3 hours.

Looking to chat through with 5-6 female founders to see if this holds for their use case, do a quick demo, and figure out next steps! DM me and we can connect :)

Hi all, been a lurker in the space a while. I see that a lot of the AI space is still not very accessible to women and wanted to make a study group for women trying to get themselves up to speed via projects and the online courses. I’d love for some folks in EST time zone preferably. I’m an SWE with 5YOE and have experience in the space through school and personal projects.

I’m thinking of hacking hours where we work either together or on our own on problems and keep each other accountable. But possibly also have some async study sessions and motivate each other. Hoping also to build my network with
Other women in the space.

Open to suggestions and hopefully this inspires other women to vouch for each other!