By embracing AI — and with access to proper training and upskilling — women could offload those tasks and focus instead on more creative endeavors that enhance their own work experience.

Research suggests that AI chatbots consistently show the same systemic biases as the human data they’re trained on, including ...

Recent research analyzing studies on women’s and men’s AI usage has estimated that "women are adopting AI tools at a 25 ...

Women are facing a one-two punch from generative AI. As the technology becomes more commonplace, so do the issues surrounding its rise. Women's jobs are more likely to be affected by AI's growth ...

Mark Zuckerberg’s elite dream team wants to create machines that surpass human intelligence. But how can they build something ...

I am also experimenting. I asked the FT’s ChatGPT Enterprise to tell me what is holding women back in adopting AI. It pointed to a 2024 study on women and generative AI by Deloitte, the consultancy.

This is part of TechCrunch’s ongoing Women in AI series, which seeks to give AI-focused women academics and others their well-deserved time in the spotlight.

AI is making its way into women’s health in unusual ways, from a sanitary napkin that can predict ovarian cancer to an algorithm trained to detect patterns of endometriosis years before ...