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2026-10-21 15:02
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Men are using AI more than women, but gap shrinking, research finds
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First reported by ABC News (Lean left); 2 outlets over 16h.
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Women are less ambitious for local office than men, mirroring an ambition gap that exists at the state and federal level, too. A group of scholars documented this gap and investigated why it exists.
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Women generally hold a more negative view of artificial intelligence than men, according to new findings from the Pew Research Center. The study reports that 27% of men say they use a chatbot on a daily basis, compared to 20% of women.
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