
The CII-Indian Women Network held a hands-on AI workshop in Chandigarh on Sunday for women entrepreneurs and professionals. Led by Rocky Jagatiani, the session covered generative AI, agentic AI and large language…
The CII-Indian Women Network held a hands-on AI workshop in Chandigarh on Sunday for women entrepreneurs and professionals. Led by Rocky Jagatiani, the session covered generative AI, agentic AI and large language models, focusing on real-world business challenges. Participants used their own sales reports, contracts and marketing data to learn AI applications for marketing, content creation, research and automation. Chairperson Sakshi Katyal said AI can simplify tasks and save time for women. The workshop aimed to move beyond theory to practical skills for leadership roles.
Workshops like this are welcome, but one session does not bridge the gender gap in tech adoption. The narrative that a few hours of training will transform women into AI-ready leaders oversimplifies the challenge. Real impact requires sustained mentoring, access to tools and workplace policies that encourage experimentation. The test for CII-IWN is whether it follows up with measurable outcomes: how many participants actually deploy AI in their businesses six months from now?
Source: rediff.com
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