Who are GRAIN ?
GRAIN means Gender and Responsible Artificial Intelligence Network (network for the genre and the AI in charge). GRAIN is a consortium composed of two think tanks IPAR (Initiative Prospective Agricole et Rurale) and CSEA (Centre for the Study of the Economy in Africa), and the non-governmental organization Sunbird AI.
What does it mean GRAIN ?
GRAIN means Gender and Responsible AI Network (Network for Gender and l?Artificial Intelligence In Charge). The type and d?other factors?exclusion related to the context in sub-saharan Africa are at the center of our concerns. We're putting l?emphasis on the?intersectionality and on a responsible policy in the matter of?artificial intelligence. .
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Respond to many of the shortcomings in the areas of AI and gender in sub-saharan Africa. There is little or no disaggregated data on gender, in general, and this lack is even more acute in sub-saharan Africa. There is a discrepancy between the data on the gender and l?Artificial Intelligence. This has for consequence assessment is biased to the needs of the company..
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GRAIN is designed to create a new way of collaboration and partnership between the universities and the institutions that s?interested in l?Artificial Intelligence (AI) and/or gender issues. .
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The GRAIN Network
The G*RAIN brings together organizations, universities and hubs based in Africa sub-Saharan Africa who are either already active or interested in becoming active in the field of AI and/or gender inclusion. The goal is to learn, share, defend and to propose solutions to the cross-cutting issues of AI, gender equality and the development. We establish a link between the development of intelligence artificial intelligence and gender equality. Our field of action is sub-Saharan Africa, with a medium-term work focused on gender and inclusion, and in the longer term on equality and the kind.
How to become a member?
- To be an organization based in sub-saharan Africa and managed by Africans.e.s
- Academic structures can also be members in the form of laboratories. Individually, researchers and students are also included.
- Have an interest in the inclusion or gender /or both
- Have experience in AI or inclusion and gender/or both
Contributions from members
- Carry out research work on AI and gender inclusion
- Share the realization of activities such as webinars, blogs
- Propose, contribute, evaluate the written calls for proposals
Optional activities of the members
- Advocacy and training on AI and gender inclusion
- AI training and inclusion / Gender
Process to join us
- Fill out a form
- Recommendation by a member
- Acceptance by the members of the HUB