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Thrilled to join this event celebrating women leading the way in data science and AI! Looking forward to hearing from these inspiring leaders! #MathWorks #WomenInTech #AI #DataScience #WiDSWorldwide

📢 Huge announcement! 📢 I am thrilled to share that The Female Quotient is partnering with ATTN: to host our first ever Women in AI Summit on November 13 in NYC. Women hold just 26% of data and AI-centered jobs, with a significant gender gap at the executive level. This is a troubling statistic considering the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, its pervasiveness, and the threat of data bias. The solution lies in hiring, promoting and retaining women leaders, changing company culture, and especially in elevating women’s stories in order to inspire the next generation of young women and girls to enter the field. #AI doesn’t have to take away opportunity – it can create it. Join us for a half-day summit with ATTN:, hosted in collaboration with Microsoft Advertising, HP, and Amazon Web Services (AWS), at the inaugural Women in AI Summit, November 13 at New York’s Webster Hall. We'll feature  an impressive lineup of speakers: - Chelsea Clinton - Ashley Graham - Arianna Huffington - Allie K. Miller - Dr. Joy Buolamwini - Minerva Tantoco + more! The Women in AI Summit is the beginning of a larger movement to ensure that women are fully represented and actively shaping the future of AI. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gHAB5cSG

Absolutely excited to facilitate the “𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐀𝐈𝐐” workshop at the upcoming European Women In Technology Conference 🚀 Join me and my colleagues for an empowering session where we’ll explore the latest advancements of AI. Prepare to be ignited with inspiration and connect with brilliant minds 💡 #WomenInTech #Innovation #AI

With International Women's day this week, this article and the women highlighted are a fitting read! As a part of a multi-part series, TechCrunch is highlighting women innovators -- from academics to policymakers -- in the field of AI.

Thanks WomenTech Barcelona! I think Christina Montgomery's words in this article summarize it brilliantly: "it’s important to acknowledge how the contributions of women in AI are not just paving the way for more equitable technology, but are also crucial in realizing the possibility, and confronting and mitigating the immediate and long-term risks that AI poses to our society. Their work is setting the standards for how we, as a global community, approach the integration of AI into our lives. The future of AI is being written today and women are not just supporting roles in that narrative—they are leading characters in the story. As we forge ahead, it’s important to remember that the true measure of AI’s advancement goes beyond its technical capabilities. It’s about how we harness this technology to reflect our collective values, address our shared challenges and create a world where innovation benefits all of society, not just the privileged few." https://lnkd.in/dCfTrXjP

I recently came across a thought-provoking post on TechCrunch highlighting the remarkable contributions of women in the field of AI. The article features Emilia Gómez, who kickstarted her AI career through music, and it's truly inspiring to see women making significant strides in this rapidly evolving industry. The initiative by TechCrunch to shine a spotlight on women who have played pivotal roles in the AI revolution is commendable. It's crucial to recognize and celebrate the achievements of these talented individuals, whose work often goes unnoticed. By sharing their stories, we not only acknowledge their contributions but also inspire the next generation of women in AI. The intersection of AI and music, as exemplified by Emilia Gómez's journey, showcases the diverse applications of artificial intelligence. It's a testament to the boundless potential of this technology and how it transcends traditional boundaries. I encourage everyone to read the full article on TechCrunch to gain a deeper understanding of Emilia Gómez's impactful work and to explore the other profiles in the series. Let's continue to amplify the voices of women in AI and foster an inclusive and diverse AI community. Check out the article here: https://ift.tt/6OSRUZi #WomenInAI #AIRevolution #DiversityInTech #TechInnovation #EmpoweredWomen #AICommunity #TechCrunch #AIProfiles

🌟 Join Us for an Unmissable Event: "Women Empowerment in AI" We are thrilled to introduce our esteemed speakers who are leaders and trailblazers in the tech industry, dedicated to empowering women in AI and beyond. 📍About Speakers: 1. Dr.Jibran Ali Khan About:A visionary InnoTechPreneur and EduPrenuer with over 14 years of diverse professional experience. Topic: Delve into "The Future of AI" and empower women in this dynamic field. 2.Gulnaz Mushtaq About: A trailblazing leader and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) passionate about empowering women in tech. Topic: Guide you on how to "Quick Start Your Career in AI", providing invaluable insights and practical advice. 3. Abu Bakar Alvi About: A seasoned expert in AI and PowerBI with 24 years of industry experience. Topic: Explore the fascinating world of "AI in PowerBI", offering practical guidance and real-world insights. Join us as these speakers share their expertise and inspire us to embrace innovation and drive positive change in the world of AI. 📍 Event Details: 📅Date: 1st March, 2024 🕐Time: 9AM-1PM 📌Venue: Fatima Jinnah Women University (S7) Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative discussion!

Our latest study reveals that the underrepresentation of women in AI – both in the workforce and in the data used to train AI systems – fuels a cycle of exclusion. This lack of diversity not only limits access to role models and mentorship but also results in biased technologies that can affect everything from job screenings to healthcare diagnostics, often neglecting women's unique needs. Increasing the visibility of female role models in AI is essential to breaking this cycle. Let's celebrate their achievements and inspire more women to lead in tech! 💪👩💻 Let us know who inspires you in the comments. Download the full report via the link in the comments.

Happy Women’s Hostory Month! Women Leaders In Data & AI (WLDA) March is Women's History Month, a time to honor past and present women's achievements across various fields. It's a collective celebration, underscored by the support of global leaders, highlighting the importance of recognizing women's contributions. #WomensHistoryMonth #CelebrateWomen Addressing AI's inherent biases is crucial, particularly those arising from skewed real-world data. By prioritizing unbiased and inclusive datasets, we can ensure AI systems accurately reflect women's diverse achievements, leveraging technology as a force for empowerment. #AIForGood #genderequality

🆕 DevRev webinar alert! A McKinsey Global study found that women face a 1.5 times higher risk of job displacement by AI, often due to historical disparities in STEM education and career breaks. AI won't replace the human touch in delivering exceptional experiences, but it's reshaping the playing field. It's time to address these changes, starting with those most impacted: women. To make a difference, we're sparking conversations about welcoming more women into AI and striving for equality in opportunities 💚 DevRev is proud to announce the 'Women in AI' webinar series, showcasing women's incredible journeys at the forefront of shaping our AI and data teams This week, we'll explore 'The Women Behind DevRev's AI and Data Platform'. Get inspired by the stories of Shruthi Racha, Engineering, DevRev, Haritha S Ramakrishnan, Product, DevRev, and Anupama Lolage, Engineering, DevRev, as they discuss their pioneering work and influence on the future of AI. Register now to hear from these amazing women at DevRev shaping the future of AI, one day at a time 👉 https://dvrv.ai/3TaLMNm #womenempowerment #Graice #womeninai #DevRev #WomenOfDevRev