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June 10, 2026 | Live Webinar
AI : The Great Equalizer, Promises and Perils of AI for D&EI
September 26, 2024 9:00 AM EDT (UTC-4)
Platform: Zoom
Capacity: 5000
Duration: 60 min
Presenters:
Priya Patra, Patricia Dominguez Marin
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Overview
As technology keeps progressing, different parts of the world face unique
challenges and chances to promote fairness and inclusion in AI.
Our journey isn't just about tech skills; it's also about ensuring everyone is treated fairly and has a voice. Come along as we explore the world of diversity in AI, looking at real-life examples from
different continents. Together, we'll find a way to make sure AI isn't just smart but also
fair, and inclusive, and celebrates the rich diversity of our global family.
We will explore
How can AI impact
Gender Diversity
Generational Diversity
Accessibility for Differently Abled Individuals
A call to action as what we as leaders do to promote DEI in the age of AI
Learning Objectives
Embark on a journey across continents- Asia and Europe as we explore the complex interplay between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and diversity equity and inclusion, including gender, generational, and specially-abled communities. Dive deep into the realities: Positive and negative impacts: Examine how AI can empower and disempower diverse communities, from perpetuating bias to creating new opportunities.
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0.75
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