Christine Michel Carter is a Forbes Senior Contributor, bestselling author, and marketing strategist based in Baltimore. Since 2016 she has published more than 300 articles in outlets including TIME, Parents, The New York Times, and The Washington Post, and she interviewed Kamala
AI Mom Marketing—How Automation Scales Outdated Stereotypes
Generative AI can scale outdated stereotypes about mothers, turning cultural assumptions into personas, targeting and campaigns that feel precise but lack human insights.
How Employers Can Help Women Navigate Widowhood At Work
Most widows are women. Most employers still aren't built for what comes after the funeral.
Men More Likely Than Women To Use AI For Career Leverage, Survey Finds
Women are using AI, but men are more likely to use it for work, coding and paid tools, raising questions about who turns AI fluency into career power.
AI Performance Metrics Could Make Maternal Bias Harder To See
AI may not create bias against mothers from scratch, but it can make existing bias stronger by rewarding the work easiest to count.
Gen Alpha Is Learning Money From AI Before It Understands Spending
Digital wallets, social commerce and AI recommendations are changing how children learn money before many fully understand spending, saving or trade-offs.