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Women in AI: Navigating Bias and Building Careers
by Le Wagon Montréal
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Join us for an inspiring "Women in Tech" event featuring two leading AI specialists who will discuss the crucial role women play in shaping the future of technology. This is an important and great opportunity to gain insights into why diversity is not just a goal but a key component for a thriving future in tech.
About our speakers 🔊
Stefania Pecore, PhD, Director of AI in Biotech
Stefania is an AI expert and advocate for ethical AI at Women4Ethical AI - UNESCO. She consults in AI, machine learning, and UX design while leading Google Women Techmakers in Montréal. With a focus on natural language processing, she has experience across linguistics, healthcare, and gaming. Passionate about demystifying AI, Stefania aims to provide data-informed insights for better decision-making and actively gives back through mentorship and networking.
Stefania is an AI expert and advocate for ethical AI at Women4Ethical AI - UNESCO. She consults in AI, machine learning, and UX design while leading Google Women Techmakers in Montréal. With a focus on natural language processing, she has experience across linguistics, healthcare, and gaming. Passionate about demystifying AI, Stefania aims to provide data-informed insights for better decision-making and actively gives back through mentorship and networking.
Gabrielle Hurtubise-Radet, Principal Program Manager
As a Principal Program Manager at Mila, Gabrielle helps startups apply AI to real-world challenges, driving human-centered innovation for a responsible future. This November, she’ll begin her journey as a Tech Policy Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, researching how linguistic biases in large language models affect French-speaking communities in Quebec, which faces unique challenges due to its protective language policies.
As a Principal Program Manager at Mila, Gabrielle helps startups apply AI to real-world challenges, driving human-centered innovation for a responsible future. This November, she’ll begin her journey as a Tech Policy Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, researching how linguistic biases in large language models affect French-speaking communities in Quebec, which faces unique challenges due to its protective language policies.
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Description
Join us for an inspiring "Women in Tech" event featuring two leading AI specialists who will discuss the crucial role women play in shaping the future of technology. This is an important and great opportunity to gain insights into why diversity is not just a goal but a key component for a thriving future in tech.
About our speakers 🔊
Stefania Pecore, PhD, Director of AI in Biotech
Stefania is an AI expert and advocate for ethical AI at Women4Ethical AI - UNESCO. She consults in AI, machine learning, and UX design while leading Google Women Techmakers in Montréal. With a focus on natural language processing, she has experience across linguistics, healthcare, and gaming. Passionate about demystifying AI, Stefania aims to provide data-informed insights for better decision-making and actively gives back through mentorship and networking.
Stefania is an AI expert and advocate for ethical AI at Women4Ethical AI - UNESCO. She consults in AI, machine learning, and UX design while leading Google Women Techmakers in Montréal. With a focus on natural language processing, she has experience across linguistics, healthcare, and gaming. Passionate about demystifying AI, Stefania aims to provide data-informed insights for better decision-making and actively gives back through mentorship and networking.
Gabrielle Hurtubise-Radet, Principal Program Manager
As a Principal Program Manager at Mila, Gabrielle helps startups apply AI to real-world challenges, driving human-centered innovation for a responsible future. This November, she’ll begin her journey as a Tech Policy Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, researching how linguistic biases in large language models affect French-speaking communities in Quebec, which faces unique challenges due to its protective language policies.
As a Principal Program Manager at Mila, Gabrielle helps startups apply AI to real-world challenges, driving human-centered innovation for a responsible future. This November, she’ll begin her journey as a Tech Policy Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, researching how linguistic biases in large language models affect French-speaking communities in Quebec, which faces unique challenges due to its protective language policies.