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Institutional development · Digital transformation, data and AI · Iraq

University of Kufa seminar examines AI's implications for women's community security

The University of Kufa's Women's Affairs Division held an awareness seminar with a UNESCO Chair, the community police and other partners on how artificial intelligence affects women's community security.

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Why it matters: The University of Kufa's Women's Affairs Division organised the seminar jointly with a UNESCO Chair, the community police and two other units.

The University of Kufa reported that its Women's Affairs Division held a scientific awareness seminar on the implications of artificial intelligence for women's community security.

According to the university, the seminar was organised with a UNESCO Chair, the Continuing Education Centre, the community police and the Women's Affairs Unit of the College of Education for Girls, and took place in Al-Zahraa Hall.

The university said the seminar aimed to explain how artificial intelligence affects women's community security and to set out the main challenges and opportunities linked to it.

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Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

The seminar brought together the University of Kufa's Women's Affairs Division, a UNESCO Chair, the community police and other units to set out the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence for women's community security.

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