Women in AI

The UN Gender Snapshot 2026 puts SDG 5 at 171 years away at the current pace. But behind the headline is a more revealing pattern: women have made gains in …

The world has reached its highest measured level of gender parity, yet the World Economic Forum says full parity remains 120 years away. The reason lies in the enormous difference …

AI is creating some of the best-paid jobs in the world. Yet women remain underrepresented in hiring, leadership and high-value AI roles.

International Youth Day 2026 is a chance to look at the young women who will shape India’s economy through technology, enterprise, sport, research and leadership, and the opportunities they need …

Canada has opened a $100 million call for proposals to expand women’s leadership and economic opportunities, with focus on STEM, skilled trades and AI.

Women are entering STEM and AI in larger numbers, but the tech industry still has a serious gender gap in technical roles, leadership, cybersecurity and career progression.

The India AI Workforce Report shows women reporting a 145% salary increase after moving into AI-enabled careers, with women QA engineers seeing the sharpest gains. The report points to a …

Microsoft Singapore has launched the MPowerHer Collaboration to help women build practical AI and digital skills through mentorship, project-based learning, and partner-led career pathways. The initiative, developed with SG Women …

As the India AI Impact Summit 2026 brings the world to Bharat Mandapam, UN Women has issued a clear warning: women are still underrepresented in AI design and research, and …

From Siri to ChatGPT, the default feminine voice for digital assistants seems harmless—until you realise it reinforces outdated gender stereotypes. This article explores the origin, impact, and urgent need to …