Ask Nina AI | AI copilot for teen girls exploring STEM careers

We're on a mission to inspire teen girls to explore STEM careers

Nearly 50% of women in STEM drop out within 10 years

The number of women pursuing STEM decreases at each stage from education to the workforce, starting as early as middle school STEM fields while encouraging boys to choose STEM.

This is called the leaky pipeline.

Leaky pipeline is the phenomenon in which our beliefs about gender difference in academic subject performance pushes girls out of the STEM fields while encouraging boys to choose STEM.

Ask Nina AI addresses the challenges of the leaky pipeline for women in STEM by:

Providing information: brain-expanding insights to STEM careers and success stories of real women in STEM to keep you inspired.
Offering guidance: Ask Nina AI can answer your questions, provide advice on career paths, and suggest opportunities for further learning.
Build a community: Ask Nina AI can connect you with like-minded individuals, mentors, and STEM professionals to create a supportive network.

150+

Girls uplifted

3000+

Hours on platform

44+

Countries reached

In Fancy PR Speak

Ask Nina AI is a disruptive AI copilot designed to empower and inspire the next generation of world changers: girls in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

In its first 30 days, Ask Nina AI has reached girls in more than 30 countries who have logged nearly 1,500 hours of conversations with the tool.

Unlike traditional search engines and other increasingly popular AI tools, Ask Nina AI is built with a deep understanding of how women and girls interact with and use the internet, in other words designed by women for women.