In the tech workplace, AI is widening the gender gap due to the increasing automation of women’s roles, the embedded bias of AI technology itself, and its slow adoption among female workers.

Technology-facilitated gender-based violence, or TFGBV, is an act of violence perpetrated by one or more individuals that is committed, assisted, aggravated and amplified in part or fully by the use ...

A research team at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) has developed technology using advanced machine learning techniques that detects signs of gender violence from paralinguistic characteristics ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the technology education sphere. As AI develops and integrates further into societal applications like careers, it’s essential to recognize the importance of ...

Globally, two out of every three women experience some form of technology-facilitated gender-based violence, and in ...

Sir: The rapid penetration of digital technology has transformed communication, commerce, and access to information. From urban centres to remote villages, the internet has bridged gaps, offering ...

The technology industry, particularly cloud computing, has traditionally been male-dominated, but the landscape is evolving as more women take on key roles and drive innovation. Diversity in ...

Alex Ford is president of Encompass, North America. In my opinion, longstanding structural biases are the most substantive hurdle to bringing more women into tech. For much of modern history, the ...

Technology has the power to drive change. This summer, I had the opportunity to collaborate with the nonprofit organization Gender Tech Initiative Uganda (GTI-U) as a communications and social media ...