"Pinky and Brain" was a remarkable collaborative event held on October 23, 2022, at the Sakiet Ezzit Youth Center. This event was a union of minds between the Microsoft Tech Club from the Faculty of Medicine of Sfax and the Women in Engineering (Wie) Affinity group of IEEE.Enet'com, bringing together a diverse range of participants from the Faculty of Medicine and Enet'Com students.

Centered around the theme of breast cancer awareness and the transformative role of AI, the event served as a beacon of knowledge and innovation. Comprising two enlightening training sessions, "Pinky and Brain" unveiled the intricate facets of breast cancer and the integration of AI in its understanding.

The first training session, skillfully led by Walid M'hiri and Assil Abdeddaiem, delved deep into breast cancer—its nuanced definition, and the reasons behind its stature as a pressing public health concern. Attendees gained a comprehensive understanding of the medical and societal aspects of the disease, empowering them with knowledge to contribute to its awareness.

The second training session, steered by the proficient Imen Selmi, peeled back the layers of the technical realm of the event. This session cast a spotlight on the instrumental role of AI in the medical domain, particularly in the diagnosis of breast cancer. Imen Selmi's expertise shed light on the mechanics of AI, highlighting its potential to revolutionize medical diagnostics.

The event was a testament to the power of collaboration between different fields—medicine, technology, and engineering. With a mission to enhance breast cancer awareness through the lens of AI, "Pinky and Brain" left an indelible mark on its participants. Armed with newfound knowledge, attendees departed with a heightened understanding of breast cancer's significance and the promising horizon that AI ushers in for its diagnosis and treatment