Women worldwide must play a leading role in a new age of 'fair AI for all'

The ability of women to empathize and act ethically and responsibly makes them ideally placed to lead us into a future where AI benefits all society, not just the wealthy, argues Rupa Dash

Imagine a world where artificial intelligence reflects the needs, insights, and aspirations of all humanity – not just a select few. This future is within reach, but it will involve a seismic shift from women-centered AI initiatives to women-governed AI leadership. This shift is taking shape. As we’ll see in a series of mini-case studies, women are leading breakthroughs in the responsible use of digital technologies. A key first step is to root out the gender and ethnic biases that often plague existing AI models. Other initiatives are aimed at greatly increasing the number of women involved with AI – including not only college-educated women but also those in poor or troubled parts of the world. In all cases, the movement is toward new forms of “fair AI” that will…

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