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Learn how to fix lack of representation in AI, here: https://cogniz.at/3ZdEQ6w #Diversity #Inclusion #AI
71% Of AI Workforce Is Men, Just 29% Are Women — Here’s How To Fix This
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Learn how to fix lack of representation in #AI, here 💫💫: https://cogniz.at/3OgeVVi #Diversity #Inclusion #AI #ByCognizant
71% Of AI Workforce Is Men, Just 29% Are Women — Here’s How To Fix This
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Learn how to fix lack of representation in AI, here: https://cogniz.at/3AY5gQe #Diversity #Inclusion #AI
71% Of AI Workforce Is Men, Just 29% Are Women — Here’s How To Fix This
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Great article on How to Close the Digital Gap in the AI Workforce.
71% Of AI Workforce Is Men, Just 29% Are Women — Here’s How To Fix This
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💡 Ensuring female representation in AI decision-making is key to fostering innovation and fairness. With over 80% of UK businesses planning to leverage generative AI, diverse voices are vital for creating AI solutions that benefit all. Learn how we can drive change 👇 #AIInclusion #GenderEquality
👩💼 How crucial is it to have female AI decision-makers in UK businesses? A recent study from IBM reveals almost 40% of UK business leaders think getting women into decision-making positions is increasingly important in the era of artificial intelligence. Explore the impact and importance of diverse decision-making in AI initiatives here 👉 https://bit.ly/3Kxw4bo #diversityintech #ai #ukbusinesses #womenintech
Having female AI decision-makers is a priority for 37% of UK business leaders | Computer Weekly
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Excellent article by Alice Evans about the potential great divergence in AI usage Women in one study were 26.4% less likely to use AI and she cites numerous studies that compare within industries and across multiple countries. One interesting thing to note? The biggest discrepancies were when generative AI was banned. Apparently men continued to use it and women's usage dropped quite a bit. How do we get as many people around the table as possible to create #AI4All? #responsibleAI #inclusion
Are Women Missing Out on AI?
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Technology is meant to be a great equalizer but a striking #GenderGap persists in the realm of #ArtificialIntelligence #AI, both in terms of adoption and development. This month, we celebrate women’s achievements while bringing disparities to light. The latest blog from Sylvia Hooks addresses why women lag when it comes to AI, and what to do about it. https://hpe.to/6045X7waP #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInTech
Decoding the gender gap in AI: Why women lag behind and the trust deficit
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💡 Ensuring female representation in AI decision-making is key to fostering innovation and fairness. With over 80% of UK businesses planning to leverage generative AI, diverse voices are vital for creating AI solutions that benefit all. Learn how we can drive change 👇 #AIInclusion #GenderEquality
👩💼 How crucial is it to have female AI decision-makers in UK businesses? A recent study from IBM reveals almost 40% of UK business leaders think getting women into decision-making positions is increasingly important in the era of artificial intelligence. Explore the impact and importance of diverse decision-making in AI initiatives here 👉 https://bit.ly/3Kxw4bo #diversityintech #ai #ukbusinesses #womenintech
Having female AI decision-makers is a priority for 37% of UK business leaders | Computer Weekly
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Women are falling behind on generative AI in the workplace. 59% of male workers aged 18-65 around the world say they use generative AI tools at least once a week while only 51% of women say the same. In a new article now in World Economic Forum, Ana Kreacic and Terry Stone explore the gender gap in AI adoption, and outline how leaders can encourage more women to embrace generative AI. By upskilling, creating a shared vision with workers, broadening IT teams, and inviting leaders and Gen Z to the discussion, companies can start to reverse the trend. Read the article here: https://owy.mn/3TM70Bs #OWForum #AI #GenerativeAI
How To Stop Women From Falling Behind On Gen AI At Work
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💡 Ensuring female representation in AI decision-making is key to fostering innovation and fairness. With over 80% of UK businesses planning to leverage generative AI, diverse voices are vital for creating AI solutions that benefit all. Learn how we can drive change 👇 #AIInclusion #GenderEquality
👩💼 How crucial is it to have female AI decision-makers in UK businesses? A recent study from IBM reveals almost 40% of UK business leaders think getting women into decision-making positions is increasingly important in the era of artificial intelligence. Explore the impact and importance of diverse decision-making in AI initiatives here 👉 https://bit.ly/3Kxw4bo #diversityintech #ai #ukbusinesses #womenintech
Having female AI decision-makers is a priority for 37% of UK business leaders | Computer Weekly
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