TechnologyStudy Finds Female AI Bots Paid 10% Less Than Male Bots
A study by the University of Limerick, University of Zurich, and SKEMA Business School found that human gender bias affects interactions with AI. Female-presenting AI assistants received 10.25% less financial reward than identical male-presenting bots, despite performing the same tasks with identical technology. The experiment in virtual office settings showed societal pay biases extend to synthetic agents.
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