12/04/2026
Proud to share that our Senior Product Manager and A.I. Engineer, Tamika Ramkissoon, will be representing I'deffect as a panelist at "Women in A.I. - Ghosts in the Machine" event on April 23rd, hosted by CIBC Caribbean in collaboration with The UWI St. Augustine and the Artificial Intelligence Innovation Centre.
When we started building I'deffect, one of the things that mattered most was ensuring that Caribbean voices, and especially Caribbean women, were not just consumers of A.I., but architects of it. Tami has been central to that mission, leading the development of our A.I. products and helping shape how we think about technology that actually serves this region.
The conversation around who builds A.I., whose data trains it, and whose realities it reflects is one of the most important conversations happening globally right now. The fact that it's happening here, at UWI, with practitioners like Tami at the table, says something about where the Caribbean is headed.
Looking forward to this one.
What role do women in the Caribbean play in shaping the future of artificial intelligence?
Find out in the latest panel discussion in CIBC Caribbean's Beyond Intelligence series, Women in AI: Ghost in the Machine. Learn about the impact of women in AI as industry professionals and academics. Featuring an expert panel that includes Dr. Phaedra Mohammed, Tamika Ramkissoon, Sarah Rudder-Chulhan, and Amanda Zilla.
๐ Date: April 23, 2026
โฐ Time: 10:00 AM โ 12:00 PM AST
๐ Venue: Daaga Auditorium (Hybrid Event)
Open to staff, students, industry professionals, and the wider publicโbe part of the conversation shaping the future of AI in the Caribbean.
๐ Register:
In-person: https://bit.ly/4c33ADw
Online: https://bit.ly/3Q0R3ZX