What if AI didn’t live in your phone… but quietly lived with you?

In this bonus episode of AI for Working Moms, we’re talking about wearable AI—and why devices like the Humane AI Pin signal something much bigger than a new gadget launch.

This isn’t just about hardware.

It’s about what happens when AI becomes ambient—present in meetings, at school pickup, in the grocery store, and during late-night calendar planning.

And working moms must help shape what happens next.

• What the AI Pin actually is and how it works
• Why wearable AI represents a shift from screen-based tech to ambient tech
• How this could reduce (or increase) mental load for working moms
• The privacy and trust implications of always-on AI
• Why women—especially mothers—need a voice in how these tools evolve

We also touch on how major players like Apple and others are moving toward more integrated AI experiences—and what that means for our daily lives.

We are already operating as project managers of our households.

If AI becomes more embedded in our environment, it could:

• Help manage logistics in real time
• Surface reminders without constant phone checking
• Streamline communication across work and home
• Reduce the friction of daily decision-making

But it also raises critical questions about:

• Consent
• Data privacy
• Boundaries
• Digital safety for our children

This moment is bigger than a product review. It’s about influence.

Ambient AI is coming.

The question isn’t whether we’ll use it. The question is whether we’ll help define how it’s used.

Working moms understand balance, boundaries, and responsibility in ways the tech industry deeply needs.

Inside the AI Confidence Playground, we’re discussing:

• Would you wear an AI device?
• What features would actually help you?
• What would make you say “absolutely not”?

👉Join the Playground: https://www.facebook.com/groups/aiconfidenceplayground

If this episode sparked something for you, share it with another working mom who deserves a seat at the table as AI evolves.

Because this isn’t just about technology. It’s about the future of how we live, lead, and protect what matters most.