The International Center for AI Research and Ethics (ICAIR), a second -category center under the umbrella of UNESCO and based in UNESCO, has officially launched the second phase of its international initiative Elevate, which aims to train 25,000 women around the world in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
This initiative was developed in cooperation with Microsoft, as it provides women around the world the opportunity to reach practical training in artificial intelligence, personal guidance from international experts, and recognized international certificates – all of this with the aim of enhancing comprehensive participation in the digital economy.
This initiative reflects the commitment of the ICAire Center to support equal access to future skills, enhance responsible innovation, and address global gaps in the representation of women in the field of artificial intelligence.
The program is available to women from all educational and cultural backgrounds, and is presented in English via a flexible virtual platform that allows comprehensive access.
During the program, the participants will learn about multiple areas such as machine learning, computer vision, cloud computing, data analysis, and artificial intelligence ethics, as well as benefit from personal guidance and opportunities for realistic practical applications of artificial intelligence.
“Elevate is not just a training program – it is a global movement to enable women to tools, trust and opportunities to form the future of technology,” according to the ICAire team, women from all over the world can register for free now via the following link: https://elevate.icaire.org/registration
