Incorporating gender and intersectionality in Artificial Intelligence (AI) models and algorithms Posted on 03/10/2022 (27/10/2022) by Michelle Mbuthia PUBLICATIONS RESOURCES // PUBLICATIONS Incorporating gender and intersectionality in Artificial Intelligence (AI) models and algorithms Data Science Program October 2022 Risks of harm from the multiple and overlapping crises related to COVID-19 vary based upon one’s gender, age (children, adolescents and elderly), level of education, occupation, geographical location (urban, rural, informal settlements, urban slums, camps), marital status (married, single, widowed), ethnicity/race, economic status, religion, disability (physical mobility, albinism, hearing disability). Download CONTRIBUTORS Senior Communications Officer Michelle Mbuthia Michelle is a Senior Communications Officer in the Policy Engagement… View Profile Research Scientist Sylvia Kiwuwa Muyingo Sylvia holds a PhD in Biometry from the University of… View Profile