scienceOct 2026New
Google DeepMind's Lila Ibrahim makes the 2026 list
Lila Ibrahim, chief AI readiness officer at Google DeepMind, was named in Computer Weekly's 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2026.
Good news
Good news from United Kingdom
Awards won, records broken, firsts achieved, communities lifted. 31 stories and counting, every one about something good.
Allmusicfilmliteratureartfashionsportsciencecommunitybusinessdesigngames
scienceOct 2026New
Jade Leung of the AI Security Institute is named in the 2026 top 50
Jade Leung, vice-chair of the AI Security Institute and security adviser to the government AI taskforce, was named in Computer Weekly's 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2026.
scienceOct 2026New
Laura Gilbert, senior director of AI at the Tony Blair Institute, makes the 2026 list
Laura Gilbert was named in Computer Weekly's 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2026 for her work leading AI.
scienceOct 2026New
Rosemary Francis is one of Computer Weekly's Women in Tech to Watch 2026
Rosemary Francis, a fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, founded a network for AI founders this year and is its chief technology officer.
scienceOct 2026New
Zahra Shah, chair of UKAI's Women in AI Working Group, is named in the 2026 top 50
Zahra Shah, board adviser at NexaQuanta and co-founder of the AI privacy platform Seers, was seventh in Computer Weekly's 2026 list.
scienceFeb 2023
Cambridge study: only 8% of AI scientists in a century of film are women
Researchers at Cambridge's Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence found that 92% of AI scientists and engineers on screen in influential films from 1920 to 2020 were men, and argue the stereotype may deter women from AI careers.