Ayesha Khanna, founder of Amplify, aims for her platform to be a destination for mid-career women to grow their expertise in tech and AI.

After growing up in Lahore, graduating from Harvard, working on Wall Street, and completing her PhD at the London School of Economics, the world was Ayesha’s oyster.

As she was about to return to New York with her two small children, however, her husband Parag had a different idea.

“He had visited Singapore. He was a very big fan of the environment, the business-friendliness, the meritocracy,” she shares. “And he said, ‘Why don’t we move to Singapore for a little while?’ And that’s how we came here in July 2012.”

Australian companies need to be ready for a new era of regulation around their use of artificial intelligence, warns the boss.

In ICON’s Women AI Leaders series, Dr. Ayesha Khanna describes her journey from academia to entrepreneurship and her commitment to bridging the gap between innovation in AI and societal impact.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna, renowned for her contributions to the field of AI, has been prominently featured in the list of Top 50 Asia Women Tech Leaders in 2024. Recognized for her exceptional work in AI, Dr. Khanna's profile underscores her innovative vision and influential role in shaping the future of technology.

In Drift’s latest book, Dr. Ayesha Khanna was called on as one of the 8 brightest AI thought leaders to share her hottest takes, best tips, and recommended roadmaps to help you get on the runway with AI.

In celebration of International Women’s Day in 2024, Dr. Ayesha Khanna was featured by Singapore Global Network as one of the 8 brilliant female scientists to keep an eye on.

In celebration of the United Nations’ International Women’s Day in Science, Dr. Ayesha Khanna was profiled for her work in AI by Peak Magazine as a trailblazer in STEM, whose contributions have left or will positively impact the world.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna highlights the impact of generative AI on the economy. Despite its potential, she emphasizes the need to maintain ethics in using AI.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna believes that technology has taught her 4 things: creative problem-solving, accepting failure, teamwork, and focusing on skills.

Her World Singapore highlighted Dr Ayesha Khanna’s Singapore-based charity, 21st Century Girls, that teaches free coding, AI, and Web3 classes to girls.

a+ Magazine featured Dr. Ayesha Khanna’s career in AI and technology, highlighting how is she using technology as a force for good.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna was featured in the CEO Magazine, where she stresses the need to empower women with technical skills to succeed in the Metaverse.

In her feature by CNN, Dr. Ayesha Khanna predicts that AI will augment workers and will contribute to new ideas for generating visual and audio content.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna discusses the importance of nurturing our technology quotient in the current Hybrid Age, where we co-exist with technology and machines.

Smart cities are evolving from being centralized to being sustainable. London is exemplifying sustainability through its carbon-neutral farming project.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna was highlighted as a leading AI expert in Asia by Tatler Magazine.