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Recognizing the (un)Hidden Figures in AI

Women have long played an important role in science and technology, though their contributions have been frequently overlooked or ignored. To ensure women today are recognized for their work, the AI Equity Lab seeks to highlight leading women in AI.

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Author(s): Nicol Turner Lee and Renée Cummings
Organization: Nicol Turner Lee and Renée Cummings
Resource Type: Publication
Topic: DEI & Anti-Oppression, Gender Justice

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