Artificial Intelligence is changing the world. And yet, still too often, the conversations are dominated by men, whether it is creating the algorithms that support the day to day uses of AI, or discussing the politics of this fast changing world.
This is why we are bringing female thinkers, scientists, academics, businesswomen, politicians to discuss the future of AI – the ethics, bias and governance framework as well as opportunities and challenges for the future.
Right now, nothing is more important than saving lives and protecting the NHS and, for this reason, we agree that digital contact tracing, coupled with testing, can work and should be deployed. Our ask is for you to act rapidly to ensure that all democratic safeguards are in place while you do so.
AI will have harmful effects on the world if more women do not lead in the field: Women Leading in AI gather in London from all over the world to demand an end to discriminatory Read more…
It seems that everyday a new report is published addressing the issues and potential harms around the use of AI and outlining how we should work towards responsible AI, as outlined in our report 10 Read more…
We had our report launch on the 6th February in the House of Commons and what a launch it was! It was a squeeze getting everyone in and our wonderful sponsor Jo Stevens MP Read more…
Delighted that Forbes have covered the release of our report in this excellent article, thanks Adrian Bridgwater for a great write up. It is really time that we started taking positive action to ensure there Read more…
The WLinAI team are looking forward to seeing many of our network and partners at the launch of our Manifesto! Jo Stevens MP, Lord Tim Clement-Jones, Sue Dailey from TechUK will be joining us to Read more…
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