Why women have the right qualities to lead AI projects more successfully and create an environment for collaboration and inclusion.
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In Group 3, with 4 women and 1 man, the outcome didn’t seem finished. The only man in the group could not agree to be led by women and they, therefore, spend too much time discussing group dynamics instead of working. Through the story, I was able to connect the dots on why most AI projects never end up moving out from the prototype phase to a real-world application.
This takes into account opinions from different stakeholders, especially those who are under-represented. Below are steps to achieve that: Step 2. Build a communal and collaborative bottom-up team with different stakeholders Next, we need more collaboration between men and women as well as different stakeholders to launch products successfully in the real market. This can be achieved through forming inclusive project communities that build AI products based on common values, beliefs, and often a bigger vision.
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