A workshop on the future of generative artificial intelligence, its positive and ethical impacts on business, was organized today by the Dubai Business Women’s Association in collaboration with “Capgemini”, attended by several members of the association.
The event, specifically tailored for council members, was conducted by Aruna Batam, an expert in generative artificial intelligence, analytical engineering, and data sciences at “Capgemini,” a global company specializing in technology consulting and digital transformation.
The workshop focused on examining the fundamental principles of generative artificial intelligence and its applications across various key sectors, discussing the ethical laws governing it, potential ethical challenges and concerns associated with its intelligent use, and practical strategies to ensure ethical usage.
The discussion revolved around how companies and institutions can benefit from advancements in artificial intelligence, the role of women in this sector, overcoming challenges, and the necessity to enhance representation and inclusivity in this vital field, along with the future of generative artificial intelligence.
Nadine Halabi, Business Development Manager at the Dubai Business Women’s Council, emphasized the workshop’s importance in shedding light on the latest technologies and modern strategies that can be utilized to enhance the skills, knowledge, and experiences of council members, elevating their competitiveness in the business environment. She affirmed that artificial intelligence represents a significant transformation in the benefits that adopting companies will achieve, including enhancing customer experience, improving company operations, and increasing employee productivity.
Halabi highlighted the Dubai Business Women’s Council’s commitment to fully supporting women members, providing all the necessary support and services to help them develop their skills and leverage modern technologies and innovations in advancing their businesses.
Aruna Batam Capgemini, Practice Manager in generative artificial intelligence, analytics, and data sciences for Asia-Pacific, commended her effective participation in a workshop organized by the Dubai Business Women’s Council on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
The workshop discussed valuable insights on the ethical aspects of artificial intelligence during the women leadership meeting. She expressed her delight in engaging in constructive dialogues about the role of generative artificial intelligence in supporting and enhancing women’s participation in artificial intelligence and business fields, promoting innovation and ethical practices.
Generative artificial intelligence represents the latest and most advanced technology in artificial intelligence, a type of machine learning technology capable of creating new data like images, texts, and audio clips.
Generative artificial intelligence can be used to create virtual chatbots and user service, or to produce music and artistic content for marketing or creative purposes, and more.
The United Arab Emirates launched a guide on the use of intelligent generation applications last year, aiming to enable government entities to benefit from artificial intelligence technology and enhance its usage in all areas of their work.
(Emirates News Agency – WAM)
