AI & The Changing Workforce

AI is not neutral. And its design is already rewriting the rules of work, power, and identity—for men and women differently.

We are moving past the productivity hype to ask the harder questions:

Who benefits from AI? And who gets left behind?

Independent analyst Massiel Sanchez draws on years of fieldwork across Shanghai and Hong Kong's tech ecosystems, rigorous digital methods training, and a life lived across continents to offer a perspective that is both globally grounded and deeply human.

In this 90-minute workshop, she will share field research, labour-market data, and geopolitical analysis to reveal:

🔹 Why the labour market is splitting in two—and how historical gender segregation dictates who thrives and who falters.

🔹 The hidden risk of cognitive debt—what happens when we offload judgment to machines.

🔹 The geopolitical accelerants (from the Iran War to the AI infrastructure bubble) reshaping global power.

🔹 Concrete, actionable strategies for individuals and companies to navigate the transition with purpose, not panic.

You will leave not just informed, but equipped—with a clear-eyed framework for understanding AI's societal impact, and practical tools to maintain human agency in a world of thinking machines.

Who is this for?

This workshop is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers—anyone who wants to understand the system, not just trade it. Whether you're building a business, driving change in your community, or reorienting your career path, if you care about what the future holds and want to shape it with clarity and purpose, this is for you.

Practical details:

📅 Date: Tuesday, 21 July 2026

⏰ Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM CET (Berlin time)

📍 Location: Online

🎤 Hosted by: Teal Village

About the host:

Teal Village is a global community supporting leaders to grow consciousness, profit and impact. The aim is creating wealth ethically and sustainably by bridging spirituality with business.

About the speaker:

Massiel Sanchez is an independent analyst tracking the collision of AI, capital, and geopolitics. Her perspective comes from years of fieldwork across Shanghai and Hong Kong's tech scenes, combined with a researcher's training in digital methods in the Netherlands. Her work is rooted in a life lived across continents—from the Dominican Republic to the Netherlands, with stops in Africa and the USA along the way. That global, grounded perspective shapes the intelligence she writes for readers who want to understand the AI system, not just trade it. Based in Amsterdam, Massiel thinks globally—and reads the system, not the hype.

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