By <a href="https://multilingual.com/author/Giovanna-Patruno/">Giovanna Patruno</a>
In today’s localization industry, leaders who shape how AI is governed and embedded into systems are disproportionately male. The author of this article argues that if women continue to be excluded from AI governance, the industry risks developing flawed and biased systems.

By Giovanna Patruno In today’s localization industry, leaders who shape how AI is governed and embedded into systems are disproportionately male. The author of this article argues that if women continue to be excluded from AI governance, the industry risks developing flawed and biased systems.

By&nbsp;<a href="https://multilingual.com/author/Giovanna-Patruno/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Giovanna Patruno</a>
In today’s localization industry, leaders who shape how AI is governed and embedded into systems are disproportionately male. The author of this article argues that if women continue to be excluded from AI governance, the industry risks developing flawed and biased systems.

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