Women 20 per cent less likely to engage with generative AI tools than men, report finds
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Women 20 per cent less likely to engage with generative AI tools than men, report finds
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Women are being warned they could “get left behind” by advancements in technology after a study revealed they are twice as likely to hold jobs under threat from AI.
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