At the Global Launch of Feminist AI Research Network (fr) on January 26, 2022, Emily Denton, Research Scientist at Google and Raejetse Sefala, Research Fellow at Distributed AI Research Institute (DAIR) answered the question: What do benchmark datasets mean for Feminist AI, and where do we go from here in our collective work?
The 2021 Call for Proposal will have a hybrid approach of closed and open call to tap into the expertise and collaborations developed by the existing fr network, and to create opportunities for new research engagement, with a transition to open calls in 2022 and 2023.
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Women@theTable and thoughtworks will present the G-app at the 2022 ECOSOC Partnership Forum 2 February 2022
Interactive discussion of speakers and other participants, facilitated by the moderator, concluding with questions from the audience.
AI tools stand to reshape the field of international development, raising questions regarding the appropriateness, efficacy, and ethics of such systems and applications.
Plans for a feminist foreign policy have been put in place by several countries over the past decade. However, international statistics tell us that the inclusion of women in international decision-making and negotiation mechanisms is often insufficient: in 2022, women ambassadors average only 21.6% in the world's 40 largest economies (AGDA Women in Diplomacy Index 2022).
One year into our Global project on Feminist AI where are we ? What have we accomplished?
Join our Alliance global group as we discuss where we have been and new paths forward.
Speakers: Soraj Hongladarom, Caitlin Kraft-Buchman, Nadine Moawad, Nagla Rizk and Amira Salah- Ahmed. Moderator: Nadine Weheba Date: Wednesday, Dec 14th 2022 The first Middle East and North Africa (MENA) f<a+i>r Hub’s network meeting was held on Wednesday 14th Dec 2022 at 3.30pm Cairo local time via Zoom. The Access to Knowledge for Development Center (A2K4D) […]
