CBC English Top Stories
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May 28, 2026
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Celebrities are telling women to use more AI or be 'left behind.' Their followers aren't having it
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Article Excerpt
Author and podcast host Mel Robbins received heavy backlash earlier this month for telling her 12.3 million Instagram followers to use more AI, including for sensitive financial information. She's echoing recent messaging from a number of celebrities, including actor Reese Witherspoon, encouraging women to use more AI or risk being "left behind."
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