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Learning Brief 3: Key action areas for more gender-responsive AI

Alex Berryhill

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Lucía Mesa Vélez, Ladysmith

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December 1, 2022

Learning Brief 3: Key action areas for more gender-responsive AI

In continuation of Learning Brief No. 2, identifies key action areas for advancing gender-responsive AI research and innovation.

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Objectives of this resource: To outline key action areas for advancing more gender-responsive AI, in order to ensure conversations around GEI move from theoretical to operational. This brief’s synthesis of the available literature is far from comprehensive, and is meant to serve as a starting point for discussions and actions around GEI excellence for AI4D labs and hubs.

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Alex Berryhill

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Lucía Mesa Vélez, Ladysmith

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