Lamiae Azizi

Professor, College of Computing, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, Co-chair of the U7+ Alliance Task Force

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About Me

Professor Lamiae Azizi is an expert of AI and its interaction with modern technologies: IoT, Quantum Computing; and Cybersecurity. Lamiae holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Joseph Fourier University and INRIA-Grenoble. She has held various academic and leadership positions at the University of Cambridge (UK) and the University of Sydney (Australia). Beforejoining UM6P-College of Computing, she was the Chief Scientific Officer of NablasAI. Among her research achievements that were published in high dissemination venues and got her awarded several prizes in addition to startup spinoff, Lamiae has led the establishment of the first research and development initiative in Quantum AI for materials, co-led the establishment of the first training centre in AI and Data Science for Resources and Environment (Energy, Mining, Water) in Australia and was the inaugural AI Ambassador for the New South Wales Smart Sensing Network (NSSN).

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The Future is Fem[AI]le - Using AI to Bridge the Gender Gap at work - By the Women’s Forum

Faced with the persistent underrepresentation of women in artificial intelligence — both in the professions that shape it and in the uses it transforms — the exclusive report The Future is Fem[AI]le, led by the Women’s Forum, proposes a different path: one of inclusive, strategic AI that drives shared progress. What if AI could help women to leapfrog? What if AI could bring more women in STEM? What if AI could mentor women towards equal opportunities? What if AI became a gateway to women economic inclusion? Based on interviews with experts from the corporate, academic, legal, scientific, and institutional worlds, this report shows that the future is still open — and explores four key directions. Join us at Vivatech to meet three of our experts and listen to their hand-on feedbacks on how to turn this technological transformation into an economic and social opportunity for women — and beyond.