Date: 29 May 2025 Time: 12:00–1:00 (Brunei, UTC+8) Where: Online via Zoom | Free – registration required https://unwomen.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JiHotYJsTw27xL0IYxW7kA#/registration Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) could automate up to 25 per cent of today’s jobs—and the shake-up will not hit women and men equally. Drawing on anonymized data from 320 million LinkedIn members in Asia–Pacific, the new UN Women × LinkedIn brief Women & Future Jobs pinpoints where the risks and opportunities really lie—and what must happen next to ensure AI works for everyone. The launch will move beyond the numbers to map a way forward around three interlocking pillars: (1) gender-responsive AI rules; (2) universal access, AI literacy and reskilling to open new paths for women; and (3) cross-sector partnerships that align policy, investment and accountability to make inclusive, responsible AI the regional norm. Speakers: Moderator: Cindy Sirinya Bishop, UN Women Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Asia and the Pacific Speaker: Trisha Suresh, Head of Public Policy, Southeast Asia. LinkedIn Speaker: Katja Freiwald, Women’s Economic Empowerment & Migration Lead. UN Women Who should attend: policymakers, HR and tech leaders, private-sector innovators, youth and early-career professionals, civil-society organizations, and journalists covering technology, labor, or gender issues.