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 Briefing Papers 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 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