Tabitha Goldstaub debunks the gender bias that exists within multiple forms of AI and unravels the ways in which we can overcome it.

We interact with artificial intelligence all day.

AI helps most of us perform simple tasks, but it also has some serious drawbacks — particularly for women.

Artificial intelligence software has been developed largely by men and gender bias is often embedded in it.

Tech entrepreneur Tabitha Goldstaub believes women shouldn't have to be computer scientists to understand the influence AI has on women, from their spending habits to their job prospects.

In How to Talk to Robots: A Girls' Guide to a Future Dominated by AI, Goldstaub explains basic AI and its applications in a digestible way, examining why women have been left behind by the tech-bro culture of computer science.

With a background in advertising and graphic design, Goldstaub makes the case for why the humanities, and more women, should infuse the industry.