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Gender Bias in Artificial Intelligence (AI)


Gender bias in artificial intelligence (AI) refers  to the systematic discrimination against women  and gender minorities in AI systems, often 
resulting from biased training data and algorithmic design. 

Understanding Gender Bias in AI 



Implications of Gender Bias


Addressing Gender Bias in AI


To combat gender bias in AI, several strategies can be implemented:


Conclusion


Gender bias in AI is a significant issue that can have far-reaching consequences across 

various sectors.  By understanding its roots and implications, and by taking proactive steps 

to address these biases, we can work towards creating more equitable AI systems that 

benefit all individuals, regardless of gender. Addressing these biases is not only a matter of 

fairness but also essential for the integrity and effectiveness of AI technologies in society.



 
 

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