We are a club of MIT and Harvard students who are interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Beginners and interested individuals with any level of knowledge are welcome! We use an inclusive definition of the word women, and the purpose of the Women in Artificial Intelligence group is to provide a supportive community for cisgender women, transgender women, genderqueer women and individuals, and non-binary individuals pursuing studies or research in AI and machine learning at MIT and Harvard.
Make machine learning and artificial intelligence more accessible, especially for those who are underrepresented in the field.
Create an environment safe from judgment, hostility, and competition.
Learn more about ML and AI ourselves as well as educate others, especially beginners, by providing helpful resources and role models in the field.
Vice President
👩🎓 @ MIT
Hello! I'm Elizabeth and I'm currently a senior studying computer science and brain and cognitive sciences. I am interested in the intersection of these two fields including areas of computational neuroscience and machine learning. Outside of classes, I enjoy taking walks, playing music, and meeting new people.
Director of Outreach
👩🎓 @ MIT
Events Coordinator
👩🎓 @ MIT
Hi, I'm Alexis, a junior studying electrical engineering and computer science at MIT! I'm passionate about both machine learning and education, and I also love to dance.
Education Series Lead
👩🎓 @ Harvard
Hi! I’m Lucy, a senior at Harvard studying CS & Math. I am passionate about machine learning and artificial intelligence, particularly through the lens of fairness, privacy, and interpretability. Outside of CS, I am an actress and producer in musical theater. I also enjoy city-walking and being a foodie :)
Sponsorship Liason
👩🎓 @ Harvard
Kim Córdova is a Mexican-American writer, independent curator and cultural entrepreneur. Her writing has appeared in numerous publications including Art Forum, e-flux criticism, Art Review, deAppel, frieze, SFMOMA’s Open Space, and Momus where she was the Mexico City Contributing Editor. Her texts were shortlisted for the 2017 and 2020 International Award for Criticism and she was selected for the 2020 Art Writer Workshop, a collaboration between the Andy Warhol Foundation and the International Association of Art Critics. In 2021 she was named an Eisenhower Fellow and an Arts for LA Delegate. In 2018, Córdova partnered with leading Mexican architects and glass manufacturers Nouvel and Pavisa to develop and launch glass design start up Vissio. Vissio acted as the innovation division, inviting artists, architects and designers to the factory to develop new works with experimental production techniques. Córdova is currently a Master of Design Studies candidate in the power and place trajectory at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. She is a graduate of the two year post graduate studio art program at Soma (Mexico City) and received her BA from UCSB’s College of Creative Studies (Santa Barbara, CA). She has completed numerous residencies including at Stroom den Haag, Cal-Arts Soma Water Research Residency, Saas Fe Summer at Spike Quarterly, Varda, Soma Summer, and the Tbilisi Architecture Biennial.
Mentorship Coordinator
👩🎓 @ MIT
Shinjini is a current MEng at MIT working on Natural Language Processing. She majored in 6-3 (Computer Science) and 24-2 (Linguistics) as an undergrad. She is passionate about creating safer spaces for women in STEM and particularly in CS/ML. She loves to spend her free time working on other software development projects ranging from data modeling in finance, healthcare and natural language processing to educational & scientific development tools, helpful extensions and fun games.
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