Girls Rule AI teaches free AI intro courses to girls around the world. For one high school student in New Jersey, a single computer science competition fueled a mission to get more teenage girls ...

"Pledging to never use AI in our communications is just one step. We will not stop until beauty is a source of happiness, not anxiety, for every woman and girl." As part of the 20th anniversary of ...

So the Holmdel resident decided to do something about that. She launched a company, Girls Rule AI, aimed at getting more teenage girls interested in the fast-emerging field of artificial intelligence.

Because we’re running out of ways to illustrate AI stories, here’s David Solomon as he’d look as a humanoid in the booth of a Munich nightclub circa 2010 ...

AI is here to stay, and we want young girls to truly believe they can play a role in its future." For Girls Who Code board members Jeanette Gamble, and Carol Juel, their own experiences of ...

The social enterprise asked more than a thousand students between the ages of 12 and 17 their opinions on AI, and found more boys than girls interested in the subject – 69% and 54% respectively ...