Period apps make big promises. Come and learn how to navigate their claims, what AI can a nd cannot really do when it offers predictions and insights, and how to weigh the risks and benefits of cycle tracking apps. Join us for a n evening of inspiring speakers and good conversation.
Around 50 million women worldwide use apps to track their menstrua l cycle, logging periods, symptoms, ovulation and fertile windows. Be hind the sleek interfaces lies a black box: most users have little id ea how their data is processed or how predictions are actually genera ted.
As wearables and AI reshape how we understand our bo dies, and as shifting reproductive rights legislation makes this data more sensitive than ever, transparency, privacy and accountability i n FemTech can no longer be an afterthought.
Join us for a n evening that goes beyond the hype. We bring together researchers st udying the role of AI in the FemTech market, the founder of a privacy -first period tracking app and a gynaecologist who built his own app. Yoni, a menstrual health social enterprise that has been breaking ta boos for over a decade, hosts the evening.
Together we un pack what AI can and cannot really do when it offers predictions and insights, where the ethical dilemmas lie, and what responsible practi ce looks like in a booming, high-stakes industry.
This event is part of the research project Respons ible AI in FemTech, funded by SIDN Fonds and Digital Holland. DESCRIPTION: Period apps make big promises. Come and learn how to navi gate their claims, what AI can and cannot really do when it offers pr edictions and insights, and how to weigh the risks and benefits of cy cle tracking apps. Join us for an evening of inspiring speakers and g ood conversation. Around 50 million women worldwide use apps to track their menstrual cycle, logging periods, symptoms, ovulation an d fertile windows. Behind the sleek interfaces lies a black box: most users have little idea how their data is processed or how prediction s are actually generated. As wearables and AI reshape how we und erstand our bodies, and as shifting reproductive rights legislation m akes this data more sensitive than ever, transparency, privacy and ac countability in FemTech can no longer be an afterthought. Join u s for an evening that goes beyond the hype. We bring together researc hers studying the role of AI in the FemTech market, the founder of a privacy-first period tracking app and a gynaecologist who built his o wn app. Yoni, a menstrual health social enterprise that has been brea king taboos for over a decade, hosts the evening. Together we un pack what AI can and cannot really do when it offers predictions and insights, where the ethical dilemmas lie, and what responsible practi ce looks like in a booming, high-stakes industry.