Artificial Intelligence

AI is showing signs of serious pro-male bias, study finds

Research has found that there is a gender diversity crisis in AI research. Image: REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

Juan Mateos-Garcia
Director of Innovation Mapping, Nesta
Joysy John
Director of Education, Nesta
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