An intimate dinner series for women building, investing in, and leading with AI.
Join The Community ↓Why WDAI
Women are defining the future of AI, but they are still far from equally represented in the rooms where that future is being built.
Women accounted for just 26% of new U.S. hires into AI roles last year and only 13% of C-suite AI executives at AI companies. At the same time, women make up 57% of U.S. workers in occupations most likely to be disrupted by generative AI.
Women Dine AI is creating space for more women to be part of what comes next.
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The Community
Dozens of women across Boston have already raised their hands to join the community. Among our founding members, 83% hold founder, C-suite, VP, Director, investor, or senior-leadership roles.
Across the broader community, women are building companies, investing in emerging technologies, leading AI adoption inside major organizations, developing AI systems in highly regulated environments, advising global enterprises, and researching what this technology will mean for the people and institutions it touches.
Their work spans 10+ industries, from early-stage ventures to global organizations. The table is intentionally cross-disciplinary: a founder might sit beside an investor, an engineer beside an executive deploying AI at scale, or a researcher beside an operator bringing it into the real world.
Because the most interesting conversations about where AI is going happen when the people shaping it from different angles are in the same room.
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Partner With WDAI →Founded in Boston by Alice Obas O'Connor
She earned her MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business and works at the intersection of AI and private equity. Prior to business school, she worked across finance and private equity in Boston.