Artificial intelligence algorithms, services and products are a reflection of their human designers. Accordingly, it's important that these teams are comprised of diverse individuals, each bringing unique perspectives and experiences to the table. Following our recent support of McGill's AI Lab for Social Good, we are proud to be a sponsor of the Women in Deep Learning event at the Université de Montréal. Taking place alongside the Deep Learning Summer School, this full day program seeks to create a discussion about creating work environments that meet the needs of women in research and science. "A diverse working environment is the most creative and productive one for longer terms. AI is shaping our future, and AI/STEM is still struggling to achieve even 25% of women in its global workforce. Creating awareness about increasing diversity including breaking the gender stereotypes is the need of the hour," said Subarna Tripathi, PhD candidate, University of California San Diego.