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WIRED interviews Shoshana Berger and Nina Willdorf, cofounders of the Aged Intelligence Society, an invite-only events startup hosting dinner parties where women use frontier AI tools to solve midlife problems. Their events have been oversubscribed, drawing national attention and spawning local meetups outside the Bay Area.
A female engineer with twenty years of experience took the stage at a tech conference with a talk titled #YesAllMen, recounting how she was gradually pushed out of the tech industry by male colleagues and workplace culture, and calling on the men in the audience to reflect on how to prevent this from happening.
A survey of 634 women in tech reveals insights on topics such as AI automation and bro culture, highlighting social dynamics in the industry.
WIRED is hosting a livestream event on September 24 to discuss the status of women in Silicon Valley amid backlash against DEI, inviting audience questions for a panel of experts.
WIRED is hosting a live recording of the Uncanny Valley podcast in San Francisco, featuring discussions on women, tech, and power in Silicon Valley with speakers like Paulina Borsook and Katie Drummond.
Hosting a first-ever Grok bot build night for women in San Francisco with a16z, featuring speakers and hands-on build time.
The article explores how AI family assistants like Ollie aim to alleviate the disproportionate cognitive labor shouldered by women in parenting, while also noting the broader AI gender gap where women use AI less than men.
An article highlighting the often-overlooked contributions of women who worked on the computers used in the Apollo space missions.
A personal account of an afternoon tea in Silicon Valley where women discussed using AI to thrive and make money amid tech layoffs.
This article from Scientific American highlights Sharla Boehm, a pioneering programmer whose simulation work at RAND Corporation in the early 1960s laid critical groundwork for the modern Internet, yet her contributions were largely forgotten in mainstream histories.