We are at a critical turning point. In order to innovate and thrive in a rapidly changing global environment, new norms are needed.
We can either seize the moment to correct bias in the digital realm, as we tackle bias in the analog world, or condemn ourselves to old bias baked into the future century of Algorithmic Decision-Making (ADM) that is trained by machine learning on biased data sets.
F< a+I >r, the Feminist AI Research Network is dedicated to thinking about and creating the future we want to see.
In discussion through our global network, through our Hubs in Latin America & the Caribbean, Middle East & North Africa, and South East Asia, through our Incubating Feminist AI project with its paper to prototype to pilot methodology, we are exploring new models and new ways of conceiving AI that correct for historic inequities and bring pro-social programs and policy fit for the 21st century. F<a+i>r looks beyond ‘leaving no one behind’ to a world where we bring everyone forward, and the creativity and brilliance of the world’s largest untapped intellectual resources are enabled to influence, design and build worlds that we all deserve to live in.
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We’re excited to share our series of f<a+i>r global webinars! The entire series will profile the amazing new work from our colleagues in the realm of Feminist AI and will be hosted this season from August 21st to December 14th beginning with our first on Monday 21 August 1530-1700 CET from Derechos Digitales and friends which dives into our first Feminist AI Framework — Towards a feminist framework for developing AI – principles to practice.
We hope that you, your friends and colleagues will join us on this journey as we expand and deepen notions of what Feminist AI can accomplish with concrete cutting edge thinking. We look forward to seeing you at the events! Kindly find the webinar details below and registration details here.
Join us on the journey and help build a digital future where everyone thrives. Help create true gender equality and democracy for both women and men, now.