So much has happened in the realm of AI governance recently. Women Leading in AI was established to shape the future of artificial intelligence, and now, more than ever, we need to share and leverage our thoughts, expertise, and passion within our community. We are excited to gather our members, friends, and anyone dedicated to
In September 2024, the ink dried on the final version of the Global Digital Compact,an agreement between all nation states, brokered at the UN.For Women Leading in AI this signified the culmination of two years of work with ourpartner Equality Now to influence the Global Digital Compact (GDC) so that itreflected a set of ‘Feminist
By S. Mona Sinha, Global Executive Director at Equality Now, and Ivana Bartoletti, Co-Founder of the Alliance for Universal Digital Rights Our world stands at a crucial juncture with artificial intelligence (AI). The initial steps towards a global consensus on AI safety and regulation are in place, but they are just that – initial steps. As technological
Tune in to the latest episode of the New Futurist here, and listen to a great conversation on AI regulation, bias and why we must put AI governance at the top of the world agenda.
Join us for a fascinating discussion with Daria Arkhipova on Tuesday May at 18.00 CET AI and decision making is firmly in the headlines especially as ChatGPT and generative AI have taken the world by storm over the recent weeks. In this conversation, we will discuss a hugely important topic: decision making in AI mediated
Let’s dare to imagine a future in which all citizens of the global digital ecosystem, no matter who they are or where they live, can enjoy equal rights to safety, freedom, and dignity. We have joined Equality Now and launched the Alliance for Universal Digital Rights (AUDRi), a step towards making that future a
The digital age is a reality; with its advance, the boundary between our physical and digital worlds is becoming increasingly blurred, yet regulation of the digital world is inconsistent and ineffective, and those who are most profoundly affected by this are the people, groups, and communities with the least power and privilege. To achieve universal
Workers versus Algorithms Labour rights in the Age of AI – with Aida Ponte Del Castillo and Jeremias Adams-Prassl Tuesday 28 June, 17.30 BST (18.30 CET) Join us for a fascinating and important discussion with the brilliant Aida Ponte Del Castillo from ETUI and Jeremias Adams-Prassl from Oxford University. We will be talking about employments
By: Emma Gibson-WLiAI steering Committee When disabled people living in Manchester started to notice that many in their community were starting to receive letters through the door saying they were being investigated for benefit fraud, they smelt a rat. And now, the Greater Manchester Coalition for Disabled People have launched a legal challenge, together
