Cynthia Serbin

As AI-driven technologies become increasingly integrated into daily life, understanding their impact on diverse populations is critical. The importance of insights from African women on the safety, supportiveness, and potential harms of AI-chatbot interactions cannot be overstated.

The "Internet Safety for Girls, and Women as Mentors" progam is a dynamic and inclusive initiative aimed at equipping young girls and women with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate the digital world safely.

Exploring the transformative role of artificial intelligence in addressing women's unique health challenges.

Emotional intelligence (EI) significantly aids technological innovation by fostering better teamwork, creativity, and decision-making.

The Women in STEM Leaders Network through its partnerships with organizations like Columbia University, through its Global Centers (eg Nairobi) and Google, supports women in STEM with programs focusing on digital leadership and online safety, offering training, mentorship, and initiatives to bridge digital divides, and address issues like data privacy and cybersecurity for girls and women.