Artificial Intelligence Amplifies Workplace Gender Gap
Apoorva Anand reports on Apr 6, 2026 that artificial intelligence is reshaping workplace culture and amplifying gender bias, with early evidence showing women are less likely to use generative AI due to attribution and perception risks. The piece explains how AI-driven communication and decision tools change leadership, trust, and evaluation norms, and warns unequal adoption could deepen the workplace gender gap without deliberate organisational policies.
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- Read OriginalThe hidden bias in AI: How the future of work is quietly widening the gender gapindiatoday.in
