Women In Data??

Women bring diverse perspectives, drive innovation, and shape the future of AI & data. Yet, they make up only 26% of roles in these fields. ( Source: World Economic Forum report.) This Women’s History Month, let’s commit to real change—mentorship, sponsorship, and action to close the gender gap in tech. #WomenInData #DiversityInTech #WomenInAI #WomensHistoryMonth

Looking forward participating in this Women In Data?? panel next week. I’ll be joined by Amanda Matczynski and Marianne Kroha both whom I’ve had the privilege of getting to collaborate with as part of the Women in Data Boston Chapter - I can’t wait to hear their perspective on their leadership journeys. What We’ll Explore: ?? Owning Your Leadership Journey: Discover how leadership starts long before you get the title. ?? Crushing Imposter Syndrome: Learn how we overcame self-doubt and stepped into our power. ?? Leveling Up: The essential skills that helped us transition into leadership and thrive. ?? Finding Your People: How to seek out mentors and build a support network — even in underrepresented spaces. ?? Game-Changing Advice: The feedback that transformed our careers (and could change yours too!). RSVP Here: https://lnkd.in/ePGJanbj

Hope your Friday is full of crystal-clear KPIs and dashboards as clean as your inbox on PTO ??

Did you know? Employees who believe they will be recognized are 2.7 times more likely to be highly engaged. (Source: Quantum Workplace) At Women in Data, we understand that recognition fosters a sense of community and belonging. By celebrating each other's achievements, we create an environment where everyone thrives.

Kansas City Women In Data??chapter! Get ready for networking, exchange ideas, and enjoy an afternoon of creativity and conversation. RSVP via the event link and join the Kansas City chapter to stay in the loop about upcoming events.

Video games have been the ultimate incubator and testing ground for AI, pushing the boundaries of decision-making, adaptability, and real-time learning for decades. From early pathfinding algorithms to the demand for more powerful GPUs and breakthroughs in reinforcement learning. In one week, Carly Taylor, M.Sc. will share how gaming has not just used AI, it has incubated and accelerated its evolution, shaping the intelligent systems of the future. Learn more about this event here: https://lnkd.in/eD4g-UB6

Biases can creep into AI if we don't have more diverse training data and regulations. We believe everyone can benefit from using data and AI but it must be open and transparent.

If your looking to expand your Machine Learning Skills, Our Learning Pathway is the perfect fit for you! Don't miss the kick off event March 27th. Learn more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/dqKdh3wB

Congratulations to our member, Ogochukwu O.,, who graduated with a PhD from the University of North Dakota Engineering! We cannot wait to see where this next chapter takes you.

Who wants to network and learn together?? March is packed with opportunities so don't let them pass you by. RSVP to these Chapter events here: https://lnkd.in/eRpTWgMn