Computing the future: a broader agenda for computer science and engineering
Computing the future: a broader agenda for computer science and engineering
Why Are There So Few Female Computer Scientists?
Why Are There So Few Female Computer Scientists?
Women and computers: what we can learn from science
ACM SIGCSE Bulletin
How to succeed in graduate school: a guide for students and advisors: part II of II
Crossroads - Special issue on operating systems
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Comments obtained from interviewing dozens of women working in the artificial intelligence (AI) field are presented. The scientists discuss unbalanced percentages between genders in the AI field, experiences with stereotyping, dual-career issues, parenting, social interaction and invisibility at work, competition, and the glass ceiling of promotions. Recommendations for overcoming these obstacles are presented. In addition, the work of several of the scientists interviewed is highlighted. These scientists are: Anita Borg, Janice Glasgow, Janet Kolodner, Lori Pratt, Luqi, Devika Subramanian, Jill Crisman, Beverly Woolf, Yumi Iwasaki, Eva Hudlicka, Ritu Chadha, and Susan Lander.