Women's day and Women's History Month are especially meaningful to me as a proud father of a daughter. I want my daughter to understand how wonderful and invaluable she is, not only to me and her mother, but also to everyone else in the world. Second, I want her to be exposed to amazing women who are accomplishing great things on a daily basis. I live, work and breathe AI and Technology. Through my work and research, I have encountered the work of countless amazing women in this sector. This month, I'd like to introduce you to nine incredible women who are making a difference in AI and Technology, as well as what barriers we all still face. During International Women's History Month, it is our pleasure to highlight and honor 9 women who are pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence and ensuring that technology advancements contribute to the greater good.

In the early days of the world wide web, developers coded static websites using HTML and CSS from scratch. These websites displayed the same information to all visitors and were non-interactive. Then came dynamic websites, which introduced interactivity and personalization to the user experience. But this evolution has also made websites harder and more time-consuming to build. Today's developers and designers must learn to use numerous tools to build fast, easy-to-use, cross-platform websites.

Today, almost every other industry implements artificial intelligence (AI). From Facebook suggesting new friends to computers trading stocks and even cars that park themselves, every realm of human life is impacted by AI. Among them, one of the sectors where AI is making promising strides is education. While there is yet some time before humanoid robots start teaching in classrooms, several other AI tools have already made their way to help teachers and students--shaping and redefining the educational experience of the future. One of the ways AI has impacted education is through application of higher levels of individualized learning.