Nobody believes that we will see such rapid technological advancement in the next ten years. Consider how much human life has changed since the turn of the century. However, the current generation is the one who must deal with the consequences of that transformation. Nowadays, everyone makes use of technology for a variety of reasons.

Information technology is the fastest-growing industry today, and women have historically played an important role in its development. Many well-known female figures, such as the first female coder, have made their names known around the world due to their exceptional technical knowledge.

Ada Lovelace, Lady
Elizabeth Churchill, Google's director of user experience, is one more female professional in the IT field.
Kate Crawford, a co-founder of the AI Now Institute at New York University
Co-director of Stanford's Human-Centred AI Institute Fei-Fei Li
Project Includes co-founder and CEO Ellen Pao
And there are many more that cannot be covered in a single article. They have all chosen to pursue technical degrees in order to advance their careers and eventually achieve the desired result in the form of prestigious employment.

Because everyone's mental capacity varies, now is the time to make room for women in the IT industry. As a result, there is a high likelihood that various minds will collide while seated next to one another and generate novel ideas.

Girls in ICT Day is observed annually on the fourth Thursday of April with the goal of promoting the role of women in the IT industry. The UN International Telecommunication Union aims to achieve this goal by providing females with opportunities in the fastest-growing industry. This will reduce the burden on men, and by cooperating, both sexes will contribute significantly to the advancement of technology in the coming years.

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