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Daily Tribune
13 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Women in Bahrain Invited to Join Global AI Training Movement
TDT | Manama Bahraini women now have the opportunity to join a major global initiative to learn artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, as the International Center for Artificial Intelligence Research and Ethics (ICAIRE) opens the doors to the second phase of its ELEVATE programme. Developed in partnership with Microsoft, the programme aims to train 25,000 women worldwide through a flexible online format. Open to women of all backgrounds, it offers practical AI skills, globally recognised certifications, and personalised mentorship from international experts. Skills for the future The training covers a range of in-demand topics including machine learning, computer vision, cloud computing, data analysis, and AI ethics. Delivered entirely in English through a virtual platform, ELEVATE is designed to increase accessibility and eliminate barriers to participation, particularly for women in regions with limited access to advanced tech education. 'This is not just a training programme - it's a global movement to empower women with the tools, confidence, and opportunities to shape the future of technology,' the ICAIRE team said in a statement. Equal access push ELEVATE reflects ICAIRE's broader mission to promote inclusive participation in the digital economy and close the gender gap in the AI sector. As a UNESCO Category II Centre based in Riyadh, ICAIRE focuses on responsible innovation and equitable skill-building in artificial intelligence. Registration for the free programme is now open through ICAIRE's official platform. Women in Bahrain interested in joining the movement can register at
Zawya
5 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
ELEVATE expands worldwide as ICAIRE aims to empower 25,000 women in AI
The International Center for Artificial Intelligence Research and Ethics (ICAIRE), a UNESCO Category II Center based in Riyadh, has officially launched the second phase of its global initiative, ELEVATE, aimed at training 25,000 women worldwide in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. Developed in collaboration with Microsoft, the initiative provides women across the globe with access to practical AI training, mentorship by international experts, and globally recognized certifications — all designed to foster inclusive participation in the digital economy. This initiative reflects ICAIRE's commitment to promoting equal access to future skills, advancing responsible innovation, and addressing the global gender gap in the AI field. The program is open to women from all educational and cultural backgrounds and is delivered in English through a flexible virtual platform to ensure wide accessibility. Participants will gain knowledge in machine learning, computer vision, cloud computing, data analysis, and AI ethics, while also benefiting from personalized mentorship and opportunities to apply AI in real-world contexts. 'ELEVATE is not just a training program — it's a global movement to empower women with the tools, confidence, and opportunities to shape the future of technology,' said the ICAIRE team. Women around the world can now register for free at:
Leaders
7 days ago
- Science
- Leaders
ICAIRE Honored for Outstanding Contribution to AI Olympiad
The International Center for Artificial Intelligence Research and Ethics (ICAIRE), a UNESCO Category II Center based in Riyadh, has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence for its exceptional role in the inaugural International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IAIO), held in September 2024. The award was presented at the closing ceremony of the Global AI Summit in Geneva, highlighting a significant milestone in ICAIRE's mission to promote ethical and inclusive AI worldwide. This recognition reflects ICAIRE's growing influence in the global AI community. Co-organized by ICAIRE and the International Research Center on Artificial Intelligence (IRCAI) in Slovenia, the IAIO brought together 90 young AI innovators from 25 countries to compete in advanced fields such as machine learning, robotics, and computer vision. The event not only celebrated technical excellence but also underscored the importance of ethical responsibility—core values at the heart of ICAIRE's vision for responsible AI development. Related Topics : Paris AI Action Summit: SDAIA Highlights Saudi Arabia as Comprehensive Governance Model SDAIA Winter School Boosts AI Sector with International Researchers NEOM Ignites AI Revolution with $5 Billion Oxagon Data Center Saudi Arabia Hosts Catwalk 2025 in Al-Jouf, Hail Short link : Post Views: 17 Related Stories
Leaders
27-06-2025
- Business
- Leaders
ICAIRE, Microsoft Launch 2nd Phase of 'Elevate Initiative' to Train 5,000 Women in AI
The International Center for Artificial Intelligence Research and Ethics (ICAIRE), headquartered in Riyadh, has announced the launch of the second cohort of its Elevate Initiative , in collaboration with Microsoft and under the sponsorship of the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA). This new phase aims to train 5,000 women worldwide in artificial intelligence, following the success of the first cohort, which equipped 1,000 women with foundational AI skills. The program forms part of ICAIRE's broader mission to build AI capacity among 25,000 women across the globe. The announcement was made by ICAIRE Acting Managing Director Dr. Abdulrahman Habib during a dialogue session at the third annual UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of AI, held this year in Bangkok, Thailand. Dr. Habib also emphasized ICAIRE's leadership in ethical AI research, its role in shaping policy recommendations, and its commitment to fostering global dialogue around responsible AI development. He highlighted inclusivity as a critical factor in driving innovation and expanding the intellectual landscape in AI. Moreover, increasing female representation in the AI sector, he said, is essential—and the Elevate Initiative plays a key role in making that vision a reality. The program offers a six-week, 26-hour curriculum that combines interactive courses, hands-on workshops, and mentorship from certified experts. Additionally, participants will receive a certificate of attendance and a scholarship to take the Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) certification exam. Interested participants can register at: Related Topics : Paris AI Action Summit: SDAIA Highlights Saudi Arabia as Comprehensive Governance Model SDAIA Winter School Boosts AI Sector with International Researchers NEOM Ignites AI Revolution with $5 Billion Oxagon Data Center Saudi Arabia Hosts Catwalk 2025 in Al-Jouf, Hail Short link : Post Views: 182
Leaders
03-05-2025
- Business
- Leaders
UNESCO Official Praises Saudi Arabia's AI Ethics Model
UNESCO's Assistant Director-General Lidia Arthur recently toured Saudi AI hubs in Riyadh, including the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) and the International Centre for AI Ethics (ICAIRE). During her visit, SDAIA officials showcased the Kingdom's advancements in data-driven technologies and its support for ICAIRE's global missions. The Kingdom's AI Leadership under Global Spotlight Arthur praised the Kingdom for implementing comprehensive AI regulations and emphasized the importance of its ethical adoption model universally. She stated that Saudi Arabia's AI regulatory framework serves as a valuable example for other nations globally. Additionally, she highlighted ICAIRE's role in advancing responsible AI practices linked to UN Sustainable Development Goals. Arthur explored ICAIRE's initiatives to foster international cooperation, boost ethical research, and enhance AI policy guidance. The center also prioritizes public awareness campaigns and skills development programs. According to its website, ICAIRE aims to position the Kingdom as a nexus for inclusive, ethical AI innovation. Global Recognition for Saudi Vision 2030's Tech Ambitions Throughout the discussions, Arthur commended Saudi Arabia's strategic investments in AI infrastructure and governance. Moreover, she reaffirmed UNESCO's commitment to partnering with the Kingdom to shape global AI standards. This visit underscores Saudi Vision 2030's success in positioning the nation as a tech and ethics trailblazer. Short link : Post Views: 11 Related Stories
