Limited Access to AI Education and Resources

Socio-economic factors and gender roles may limit women's access to education and resources needed to pursue careers in AI and tech. This challenge is less visible but has significant implications for building a diverse workforce in technology fields.

Socio-economic factors and gender roles may limit women's access to education and resources needed to pursue careers in AI and tech. This challenge is less visible but has significant implications for building a diverse workforce in technology fields.

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