The Matilda effect refers to the systematic and historical tendency to overlook or undervalue the contributions and achievements of women in various fields, including science, technology, and academia. The term “Matilda effect” was coined by science historian Margaret W. Rossiter in 1993, inspired by suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage. The concept highlights the bias and discriminationContinue reading “What is the Matilda Effect in AI?”
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Rebalancing Innovation: Women, AI and Venture Capital in the UK (Report)
The key takeaways from the report “Rebalancing Innovation: Women, AI, and Venture Capital in the UK” are as follows: The report highlights the need to address the gender gap in AI venture capital, promote diversity in decision-making, and foster a more inclusive and equitable ecosystem for women-led AI businesses in the UK.
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