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Organizations with a good representation of women on the Board of Directors are likely to report 10% higher financial performance than their counterparts with all male or little women representation.
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Partnering with Women in AI provides an opportunity to explore AI through the lens of ethics, culture, and development, while still considering the ROI of AI.
Explore the ideal solutions to grow diversity in gender opportunities and the changes other organisations are making to support women who work in tech.
The report features insight from enterprises across the globe, looking at:
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AI Business and The AI Summit London are delighted to launch our new AI training programme for business professionals.
Supported by the UK Government's Office for Artificial Intelligence, the course is designed to teach the skills necessary for the successful implementation of AI in enterprises.
