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The gender gap in AI use may be a matter of visibility more than usage, as data suggests women face more judgment for using AI and are less likely to admit it

Women are using artificial intelligence at lower rates than men.  But are they being “left behind”?

Bloomberg Issie Lapowsky

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  • Nikki Henry Nikki Henry on linkedin
    I experienced this kind of gender bias when I made a mistake using AI last year.  A mistake that would've normally been a verbal warning or MAYBE a written warning …
  • Issie Lapowsky Issie Lapowsky on linkedin
    Research says women are using AI at lower rates than men at work...but are they really being “left behind”? …