As many others have pointed out, there's not a single woman on this who's who of "the modern artificial intelligence movement." But the issue is that this list isn't a who's who of the people who have "worked for more than a decade to fuel AI" - it's a who's who of the power/money behind AI. :-\ nytimes.com/2023/12/03/technol

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@cfiesler This is always the case, from very small startups on up. The money-man gets the fame and credit. The guy(s) who invented and created the thing get nothing.

In this case we're talking about women, but the mechanism is the same.

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