it s actually quite exciting although i m not longer actively part of the company but i continue to remain. a supporter there of and i can see how that s taken off because i mean as you mentioned data costs on the content are exceptionally high i can think of so africa for example you know this week on the program we had a nigerian woman and she was talking about her if it s in training women up for the tech sector the industry that you work in a she talked about how difficult it isn t really how hostile the industry is on the continent i guess in the world as well to women i just wonder what your experience has been and are you seeing things improving are there more women like you leading the charge seriously. 2 things 1st is support for women in technology is also support for women in science and support for women in all walks of life really and i think it also starts at home i was fortunate that
storage of some content so that you can still access useful content. on the brick and save up on using your internet connectivity charges so it s actually quite exciting although i m not longer actively part of the company but i continue to remain. a supporter there of and i can see how that s taken off because i mean as you mentioned data costs on the content are exceptionally high i can think of so after for example you know this week on the program we had a nigerian woman and she was talking about her if it s in training women up for the tech sector the industry that you work in a she talked about how difficult it isn t really how hostile the industry is on the continent i guess in the world as well to women i just wonder what your experience has been and are you seeing things improving are there more women like you leading the charge seriously. 2 things 1st is support
taken off because i mean as you mentioned data across all the content are exceptionally high i can think of so after for example you know this week on the program we had a nigerian woman and she was talking about her if it s in training women up for the tech sector the industry that you work in a she talked about how difficult it isn t really how hostile the industry is on the continent i guess in the world as well to women i just wonder what your experience has been and are you seeing things improving are there more women like you leading the charge seriously. 2 things 1st is support for women in technology is also support for women in science and support for women in all walks of life really and i think it also starts at home i was fortunate that my family was encouraging of my interest in science i was not told that or you re you know you shouldn t be interested in that so i would encourage. everyone to
a diverse group of guests give them around of applause please ladies and gentlemen . and please allow me to introduce them bethlehem dessie is here all the way from. today touted as the youngest pioneer in ethiopia s fast emerging tech scene so her focus is on training women in ai she does this at i called labs which is one of the labs involved in developing the famous humanoid robot sophia who is over here on my right give her a round of applause. my. german philosopher and bestselling author says that it s precisely human imperfection that will be our greatest strength and our stupidity makes us clever. raghav r k k is a multi-disciplinary artist from india he s also a curator and co-founder of 641 that s a collective that focuses. ai s place in the realm of contemporary art welcome all
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