Study Finds Female-Looking AI Agents Paid Less Than Male Counterparts in Virtual Office

Study Finds Female-Looking AI Agents Paid Less Than Male Counterparts in Virtual Office

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Research from the University of Limerick indicates that workplace gender bias extends to artificial intelligence, with female-looking AI agents receiving lower pay than male ones in a virtual office setting. This finding highlights the replication of human biases in AI interactions.

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