Dr Julia Stamm joins Jessica Parker and Kimberly Becker on Women Talkin' 'Bout AI to interrogate the inevitability narrative around AI and why it is a choice, not a fact. She makes the case that most AI adoption strategies are measuring the wrong things entirely, and that the real cost of poorly implemented AI is playing out quietly inside organisations — in workloads, trust, and the social fabric of teams. The conversation also tackles the persistent double standard women founders face when building for-profit ventures, and why asking who benefits from a story being told a certain way is the most important question leaders can ask right now.

Dr Julia Stamm joins Jenny Garrett OBE and Leah Garrett on AI for Equity to explore what it actually takes to build AI ecosystems that are inclusive by design, not by accident. Coming to AI through social science rather than engineering, Julia brings a distinctly human lens to questions of power, visibility, and responsibility — examining why the same narrow group of voices continue to dominate the conversation and what it means to change that. The episode covers the role of education and regulation in responsible AI use, and the strategic fluency women leaders need to engage with AI on their own terms.

Dr Julia Stamm joins Lisa Thee on GO! Reboot Your Life to examine why collapsing trust and worker disengagement are the real obstacles to AI's potential and why the technology itself is rarely the problem. Drawing on concrete examples from healthcare, safety, and climate, Julia makes the case that the most effective AI solutions begin with deeply understood human problems, not with the tools. The conversation covers what responsible leadership in an uncertain AI landscape actually looks like, and why asking hard questions is not a barrier to progress but the foundation of it.

Dr Julia Stamm joins Nina Benoit on The AI Sustainability Podcast to challenge the dominant narrative around the gender gap in AI adoption. Rather than a skills or access problem, Julia points to research showing that women's lower adoption is driven by well-founded concerns about AI's broader societal risks, from mental health and climate impacts to privacy violations and labour disruption. The conversation covers why structural barriers matter more than individual ones, why representation in AI development is a quality issue as much as a fairness one, and what She Shapes AI is doing to ensure women have real influence over how the technology develops.

In her TEDx talk, Dr Julia Stamm argues that as AI accelerates towards an uncertain future, the instinct to seek certainty is precisely what holds us back. She offers a concrete framework for reclaiming agency over the technologies we build, making the case that a future AI truly serves humanity requires diverse voices, aligned values, and the courage to act without a map. Drawing on her career spanning the European Commission, the G20, and her founding of She Shapes AI, Julia shows what it looks like to stop predicting the future and start shaping it.

Our Founder, Dr Julia Stamm, joins The Diplomat's Cabinet to make the case that inclusion must be built into the architecture of AI governance, not added as an afterthought. Drawing on her research, she examines how power disparities, geography, and gender are already embedded in how new technologies are created, and what that means for international accountability and trust. The conversation is a clear-eyed look at why structural change, not good intentions, is what responsible AI governance actually requires.

In this AI Over Lunch feature, Dr Julia Stamm, Founder & CEO of She Shapes AI, discusses why innovation is “too important to be left to engineers alone.” Over tea in Brussels, she reflects on her journey from policy to entrepreneurship and her mission to centre women in responsible AI. The conversation explores visibility, inclusion, and purpose-driven innovation—revealing how She Shapes AI is reshaping the global tech landscape with values, vision, and real-world impact.

Dr Julia Stamm, alumna and Alumni Council co-chair, shares her journey from policy and governance into founding She Shapes AI. The article explores how her leadership is rewriting the future of technology by putting inclusivity and responsibility at the heart of AI development. Julia reflects on bridging global policy with entrepreneurship and how She Shapes AI is driving innovation that benefits both people and planet.

Tech.eu spotlights She Shapes AI’s mission to transform who builds the future of AI. With women receiving less than 2% of global VC funding, She Shapes AI champions their leadership, showcasing ventures that prove responsible AI is not only ethical but impactful. The piece highlights our global awards, ecosystem, and partnerships as a catalyst for systemic change—demonstrating what’s possible when innovation is built inclusively and designed to serve society at large.

Developed in partnership with the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, our policy brief, Towards an AI Future that Works for Everyone, examines systemic barriers holding women back in AI. It highlights stark inequities in funding—just 2% of VC goes to women-led ventures—despite higher returns compared to male-led startups. The brief calls on investors, policymakers, and partners to act decisively, redirecting capital to inclusive innovation.

In her article for the Kyndryl Institute, Dr Julia Stamm critiques today’s narrow investment lens on AI. She argues that focusing solely on productivity risks overlooking AI’s true potential: delivering meaningful social and economic impact when developed responsibly. Julia calls for investors and leaders to broaden their perspective, recognising that inclusive, responsible AI creates long-term value for both business and society. The piece affirms She Shapes AI’s belief that values-driven innovation is also smart economics.

Pioneers Post captured the energy of She Shapes AI’s events: rooms alive with women leading in AI. The article highlights how these gatherings are redefining leadership, showcasing expertise, courage, and collaboration across the sector. More than networking, they represent a new vision for AI where women’s perspectives shape technologies that drive equity and social impact. By spotlighting this community, the feature shows how SSAI is rewriting the future through connection and collective action.

The Financial Times profiled the She Shapes AI Global Awards, where 100 women from around the world gathered to celebrate and advance responsible AI. The feature highlights how the Awards spotlight groundbreaking entrepreneurs and create a platform for women leaders to connect, collaborate, and shape the sector’s future. It captures both the ambition and the energy of the event, showing how She Shapes AI is catalysing a global movement for inclusive, values-driven AI innovation.

In her LinkedIn News article, Dr Julia Stamm explores how skills-focused hiring can reshape the labour market in the age of AI. She argues that moving beyond traditional credentials opens pathways for diverse talent to thrive and ensures AI systems reflect a wider range of perspectives. This approach not only addresses skills shortages but also creates fairer, more inclusive opportunities. The piece underscores She Shapes AI’s commitment to practical solutions for building equitable AI ecosystems.