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The rapid development of AI is transforming every facet of our lives, but for women, its rise has often been seen through a negative lens. From gender bias in AI algorithms to the lack of representation in tech leadership, the narrative frequently suggests that AI will further disadvantage women.

This panel seeks to challenge that narrative and explore how women can not only thrive in AI but also leverage the technology to create positive change. As AI continues to evolve, it brings with it exciting opportunities for innovation, inclusivity, and social impact. This event will showcase groundbreaking research and real-world applications, highlighting the pivotal role women are playing in shaping the future of AI. The panel will feature trailblazers who are driving AI research and its application in diverse fields, including climate change, healthcare and education.

Panellists:

• Claire Woodcock – VP of Science and Data at ClimateX:
  Claire is leading the charge in using AI to tackle climate change. Her work focuses on integrating data science and AI into environmental modelling and policy development, demonstrating how these technologies can help create sustainable solutions for a better future.
• Dr. Raoul-Gabriel Urma – CEO and Founder of Cambridge Spark:
  Raoul is an expert in data science education and a strong advocate for expanding access to AI and tech education. His work emphasises the importance of fostering diverse talent pipelines in AI and data science.
• Dr. Haibo E – AI Startup Advisor and Investor at HerMission:
  Haibo is an experienced entrepreneur, investor, and advisor who specialises in supporting female-led AI startups. Through her role at HerMission, she provides mentorship and funding to innovative companies at the intersection of AI and social impact.
• Mihaela van der Schaar FRS – John Humphrey Plummer Professor of Machine Learning, AI, and Medicine at the University of Cambridge:
  Mihaela is a leading researcher in the fields of machine learning, AI, and healthcare. Her pioneering work focuses on the application of AI to precision medicine, improving patient outcomes, and addressing health disparities.

Please note that the event is happening at Buckingham House.

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