In this moment, excerpted from the Generative AI Digital Summit event, Angela Kim, global chief education officer for Women in AI, describes opportunities that the organization provides.
Highlights
00:08 — Women in AI offers opportunities to minority and less enabled women in the technology field — including those from refugee camps, migrant backgrounds, and First Nation communities — to upskill and thrive in the current and future economy.
00:33 — “By 2030, more than 80% of jobs will be automated and tech-related and tech-based, and we want to offer more opportunity to the people who deserve this opportunity,” Kim explains.
00:46 — Women in AI membership is free and connects women with others globally. Members can participate in educational and research programs as well as events, virtual sessions, and meetups.
01:10 — Kim notes, “We work together to really run the inner programs to bring more members” through outreach programs, events, and summits.
01:23 — The programs provided by Women in AI allow women to meet and learn from other women who are like-minded.
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