Women in Tech Summit

What does a world with responsible AI look like?    ✅ Built by diverse teams to eliminate bias and promote fairness.  ✅ Transparent algorithms. Explainable, auditable, and ethical.  ✅ AI that empowers, not manipulates—protecting privacy and security.  ✅ Technology for good. Driving progress in healthcare, hiring, and education.    This is the future we need. The question is... who will shape it?    📢 Be in the room where AI’s future is decided. Join us at the Responsible AI Forum, March 24-26, 2025, in Chicago for an exclusive, high-impact discussion on building AI that serves everyone, not just a few.    🔗 Fill out the interest form → https://lnkd.in/gqjSreYx

AI is shaping the future of society, but who’s shaping AI? The choices we make today will define the technology of tomorrow—will we leave it to chance, or design it responsibly? Enter the Responsible AI Forum. A one-of-a-kind gathering where visionaries, technologists, and decision-makers will tackle AI’s most urgent challenges head-on. 📍 March 24-26, 2025 | Chicago, IL 🔹 A space for bold ideas and real solutions  🔹 A room filled with industry leaders, technologists, and social justice advocates  🔹 An opportunity to shape AI’s ethical evolution  You should join us if you are: ✔️ A mid-to-senior level career professional  ✔️ A C-Suite, VP, Director, or Senior Manager  ✔️ A decision-maker or AI influencer in your company or institution At the Responsible AI Forum, we go beyond surface-level debates to co-create a roadmap for an AI-enabled future grounded in fairness, empowerment, and collective benefit. Get on the interest list for this INVITATION ONLY, one-of-a-kind event: https://lnkd.in/gWXSvEJ8

The AI revolution is here—will you be in the room?    Imagine looking back five years from now, knowing you were there—part of the movement that shaped the future of AI. The decisions we make today will define the tech landscape for generations.     Who builds AI? Who benefits from it? Who gets left behind?    At the Responsible AI Forum, we’re not just talking about the future, we’re building it. This is where leaders, disruptors, and ethical innovators come together to ensure AI works for everyone.    But here’s the catch: the interest list is closing soon. ⏳    This isn’t just an event. It’s your chance to influence the trajectory of AI, connect with the sharpest minds, and help ensure technology is built with equity at its core.    💡 If you want a future where AI empowers, not excludes, now is the time to step up.    Get on the interest list before it’s too late: https://lnkd.in/gT9A2-Zj

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It’s #TechTrailblazerTuesday, and today we’re celebrating Adriana Gascoigne, founder of Girls in Tech and a relentless advocate for diversity in the tech world. While Girls in Tech closed its doors this year, the spirit of its community lives on. At Grace Hopper Celebration, we’re opening our arms to those who may be missing that sense of connection and belonging. Together, we’re creating spaces for inclusion, innovation, and leadership — empowering women and nonbinary technologists to continue trailblazing. At GHC, you’ll be surrounded by leaders like Adriana who are shaping the future of tech and breaking down barriers for the next generation.

Women make up nearly half of the U.S. workforce, but only 35% of tech roles. The gender gap in tech is real, compounded by factors like race and caregiving status. Despite progress, challenges like layoffs and burnout persist. But with events like Grace Hopper Celebration and a focus on upskilling, there's hope for a more inclusive future in tech. 💪💻 Read the full article to learn more about how we can close the gap 👇

Still on the fence about attending Grace Hopper Celebration this year? Curious about the latest at AnitaB.org? Or maybe you have burning questions about the impact of our organization and the future of DEI?  Now's your chance to get answers straight from the top! We're excited to announce a special Ask Me Anything (AMA) session featuring Bo Young Lee 이보영, President of AnitaB.org Advisory and Interim Chief Impact Officer.  ⏰ Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 11:30 am ET  📍 Women In Tech Subreddit https://lnkd.in/gJE-h6ej Don't miss out on this opportunity to engage directly with the leaders shaping the future of tech equity. We can't wait to hear from you!