Announcing the winners of the seventh annual Venturebeat Awards in Ai

Venturebeat announced the seventh anniversary winners Women’s Prizes in Artificial Intelligence in Vb converting In San Francisco on June 25.

The prizes recognize and honor the leaders and the changes of change in Amnesty International. The candidates were presented by the public and were chosen by the Investment Committee based on their commitment to the industry, and their work to increase the inclusiveness in this field and its positive impact on society.

Awards were presented by the winners Venturebeat Amnesty International writer Emilia David and me (co -management editor).

“We are happy with our presence here to present the seventh annual women in the artificial intelligence awards,” David said in her opening notes. “We want to give praise to all people behind the scenes and help in converting the industry.”

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This award honors a woman who now launches a great promise to artificial intelligence. Judges considered factors such as commercial preposition, technology and influence on the area of ​​artificial intelligence.

The winner this year is Natalia Lubariva, CEO and Founder Khawarzaf. Its technology, which originally evolved from research in Zurich UniversityIt helps to locate people after earthquakes and can now help save lives in various applications.

“In the algorithm, we use artificial intelligence to sensitize people, so we enable physical artificial intelligence, we are at the intersection of man and the machine,” Lubariva said in a speech. The award went to its entire team and all the amazing women working in the company.

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This award honors a woman who has a great influence in artificial intelligence research, which helps to accelerate progress either within her organization, as part of academic research or influencing artificial intelligence in general.

The winner this year is Lindsay Richman, CEO of Vibrissa Ai (former Amnesty International Internal Organization). Richman and her team focus on sensor and biometric data and its applications. They develop research on longevity, cell coordination, the health of mitochondria and biology.

“The vibration is actually a slogan, poetry, already discovers vibration,” Richman said in her acceptance speech. “My company has made a lot of work in sensors research and find ways to use vibrations to record events to record many of the recordings based on the sensor without many devices that currently slow the operations.”

She said she was pleased to return to the conversion and “support many great people, including great women, at this conference.”

This award honors a leader who helped direct other women in the field of artificial intelligence, provide guidance and support and/or encourage more women to enter this field.

The winner this year is Suruchi Shah, the engineering director of the model service team on LinkedIn. It is wearing the development of the advanced infrastructure of the large language model (LLM), which helps to revolutionize the way artificial intelligence models are published through the LinkedIn ecosystem.

Shah was unable to accept the award personally, however, she said in a statement after: “I was very honored with this confession – that he belongs to the brilliant women who were honored by the guides as is the case for me. We together prove that a comprehensive and supportive society is the fastest path to the innovation of AI.”

This award honors a woman showing the ideal leadership and progress in the emerging field Artificial Intelligence Officer.

The winner this year is Stephanie Cohen, chief strategy official in Cloudflare. It leads the efforts made to redefine the economic model of the Internet, and to create a sustainable future for content creators, publishers, artificial intelligence companies and the Internet as a whole.

Cohen could not accept her prize personally, but she sent a video accepting, saying that she was honored to admit it. “Here in Cloudflare, we are on a task to help build the Internet better, and the best Internet is where we use artificial intelligence responsibly, and this is a world where creators of all shapes and sizes in this amazing world flourish with us with artificial intelligence.”

After the event, she added: “I have joined Cloudflare a little more than a year ago to help build a better internet. Our global network now has graphics processing units in more than 190 cities, which makes Amnesty International fast and available to everyone all over the world, and we build tools to help enhance a future where artificial intelligence innovation flourishes while respecting content ownership. As our participants loves,“ we start only “.

This award honors a woman in the early stage of her career, which showed perfect leadership features.

The winner this year is Arena Flasova, CEO of Datagpt. Amnesty International Data Data analyst provides conversation that allows users to interact with their data using natural language and receive immediate visions at the level of analysts.

“This award really means a lot to me,” Flasova said during the admission speech. “Datagpt has started as a bold idea to build the first artificial intelligence data analyst. We have interrogated many people. Some thought it might be very ambitious, even after the capabilities of my team.

We would like to congratulate all the women who have been nominated to receive a women’s international award and our winners. Thanks to everyone for their nominations and contributing to the increasing awareness of women who have made a big difference in artificial intelligence.