Non-Profit Community  ·  Est. 2026

Where Women Shape
the AI Revolution

The AI industrial revolution is not a distant event on the horizon — it is happening now, across every sector and discipline.

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Built for Those Who Refuse to Sit on the Sidelines

The question is no longer whether artificial intelligence will transform your industry — it is whether you will help shape that transformation.

European Women in AI is a non-profit community founded for professionals who are intellectually curious, innovation-minded, and committed to staying at the forefront of technological change. We offer a structured yet collaborative space to learn, exchange ideas, and grow alongside peers who share your ambitions.

This is more than a network. It is a space to grow, connect, and be part of the conversation that is shaping our future.

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Three Pillars of Our Community

Membership offers access to curated programming, expert dialogue, and a growing network of women driving innovation across Europe and beyond.

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Learn

Stay at the forefront of emerging technologies through expert-led sessions, curated insights, and deep dives into the AI developments redefining your field.

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Exchange

Share what you are building, explore what others are innovating, and engage in honest dialogue about the challenges and breakthroughs shaping your organisation.

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Lead

Step forward as an expert, mentor, or speaker. Our community is built on the principle that knowledge shared is influence multiplied.

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Conversations That Matter

Each quarterly meeting centres around a curated topic and a leading expert, driving substantive conversation across the full breadth of the AI landscape.

01 🤖 Agentic AI — AI That Acts, Not Just Answers

AI is evolving from a Q&A tool into autonomous "agents" that can plan, make decisions, and complete multi-step tasks on your behalf — like browsing the web, sending emails, or managing projects. Gartner predicts 40% of enterprise applications will leverage task-specific AI agents by 2026, compared to less than 5% in 2025.

Discussion promptHow do we ensure AI agents remain accountable and aligned with our values?

02 🧬 AI for Science & Healthcare

In 2026, AI won't just summarize papers or answer questions — it will actively join the process of discovery in physics, chemistry, and biology, generating hypotheses and collaborating with human researchers. In healthcare, it's helping with earlier diagnoses and personalized treatment.

Discussion promptWhat role can women in science play in steering AI research ethics?

03 🌍 AI Regulation & Governance Showdown

The battle over regulating AI is heading for a showdown — the White House and states are sparring over who gets to govern the technology, while AI companies wage fierce lobbying campaigns, armed with the narrative that a patchwork of state laws will smother innovation. Globally, the EU AI Act is also coming into force.

Discussion promptWhat does fair and inclusive AI governance look like, and who should have a seat at the table?

04 🎭 Deepfakes & Synthetic Media

Between improvements in generative AI and a US administration using the technology for propaganda, the long-predicted threat of weaponized deepfakes has arrived. From nonconsensual intimate images to political misinformation, this is one of AI's most urgent harm areas.

Discussion promptHow can women in AI lead the fight against synthetic media abuse?

05 🔓 Open-Source AI & The Global Race

The open-source AI ecosystem has grown significantly, with smaller, domain-specific models achieving impressive results — and China's DeepSeek has shocked the world by competing with far larger labs. Expect more Silicon Valley apps to quietly ship on top of Chinese open models, and the lag between Chinese releases and the Western frontier to keep shrinking.

Discussion promptDoes open-source AI democratize power — or create new risks?

06 🔒 AI Security & Cybersecurity

AI models can now identify anomalies, automate alerts, and respond to incidents long before threats escalate — but as defenders use AI, so do attackers, with AI enabling new forms of phishing, malware, and data theft. Every AI agent should have security protections equivalent to those of a human employee.

Discussion promptAs AI reshapes cybersecurity, how do we bring more women into this critical field?

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Whether you are building within your own organisation, exploring new innovations, or simply committed to staying informed — European Women in AI offers the community, the content, and the connections to move forward with clarity and confidence.

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