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Women are less interested in AI than men, but using it would help them advance at work.
(theconversation.com)
this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2024
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The intersection of grifting and misogyny.
So you just saw the headline and called it grifting and misogynistic without actually reading the article to understand what it's calling for?
This is garbage, positing this prediction as a conclusion.
The rest of the article is also garbage, conflating things like the lack of women in executive positions with a skills gap. Women don't have a meaningful skill gap in white collar work. They do get discriminated against.
It's all, "women use AI less therefore women should use AI more!"
Fucking garbage.