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AI’s impact on working women

March 27, 2026 by

This is National Women’s History Month and Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping the workforce, creating a significant, history-making trend where women face disproportionate risks of job displacement, particularly in clerical and administrative roles. Studies indicate that some 6 million women in the United States, who hold highly automatable positions, may need to find new jobs or leave the workforce entirely as AI adoption spreads. Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Adam Clayton Powell III discuss the impact of AI on working women with Jayeeta Putatunda, director of the AI Center of Excellence at Fitch Ratings, and Meredith Delaware, executive director at PCI Federal Government Services.

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Watch Out When the Political Class Forgets Cause and Effect

Watch Out When the Political Class Forgets Cause and Effect

Llewellyn King

Anyone who has spent time in criminal court knows this: One of the characteristics of lawbreakers is a poorly developed sense of cause and effect. At the low end, the folly of the defendants is always on display. The young man who takes a gun with him on a night of drinking. He has increased […]

The Electricity Future for New England: Uncertainty and High Prices

The Electricity Future for New England: Uncertainty and High Prices

Llewellyn King

These days, in terms of resources, New England is poorly positioned to make electricity. As Gregg Cornett, president of Rhode Island Energy, told me in an interview, it doesn’t sit on abundant coal reserves and natural gas — the critical fuel in today’s electricity generating mix — or hide beneath the surface, waiting for the […]

A Revolutionary Calls Out the Utility Industry

A Revolutionary Calls Out the Utility Industry

Llewellyn King

The demand for electricity continues to rise, and there is a wide recognition that there is going to be pressure on the grid as never before, and that it is time to think about the grid in new ways.  We need to think about how it operates, how it might operate, and the technologies — including artificial intelligence as […]

My Happy Place Is on a Train, Including Amtrak

My Happy Place Is on a Train, Including Amtrak

Llewellyn King

This is being written on Amtrak’s Northeast Regional Train 171, in coach, en route from Providence, R.I., to New York. I am in my happy place. I am a trainman. Given a choice, I would ride the rails over any other mode of transport — except flying, when I owned a plane. Something happens to […]

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