And for LGBTQ people, often marginalised by traditional systems, we need to be wary of how AI could filter us out. Indeed, one expert in the field, anthropologist Mary L. Gray, believes AI will "always fail LGBTQ people." She believes it will be up to us, to forever make sure AI not only reflects us, but the way we want our world to look too. So to understand why AI is, at least currently, set up to fail LGBTQ people, it's essential to take a step back and understand that – like in all things – it sits within a system. In Amsterdam people gathered Sunday night during a rally which was a call-to-action to all to members and allies of the trans, LGBQIA, black and brown resistance, immigrant and social justice movements to stand side by side with trans men, trans women and non-binary & intersex people, and to send a message of resistance and strengthen around the world.

People take part in the Gay Pride Parade in Mexico City, on June 24, 2017. Artificial Intelligence is going to change our world, that's inevitable. But in what way it changes our world is still up to us. And for LGBTQ people, often marginalised by traditional systems, we need to be wary of how AI could filter us out. Because if we don't it could tell our story incorrectly, and leave us behind, as the technology expands.

People take part in the Gay Pride Parade in Mexico City, on June 24, 2017. Artificial Intelligence is going to change our world, that's inevitable. But in what way it changes our world is still up to us. And for LGBTQ people, often marginalised by traditional systems, we need to be wary of how AI could filter us out. Because if we don't it could tell our story incorrectly, and leave us behind, as the technology expands.