Men are more likely to consult AI for a pay bump

A new survey shows that the AI gender gap even shows up in how men and women navigate hiring and career decisions.

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There are clear signs that AI has been adopted at different rates along gender lines, driven in large part by greater skepticism on the part of women. 

This gap in adoption has narrowed as time has gone on: A recent study by the Pew Research Center found men and women now use AI chatbots at similar rates, relative to two years ago when men reported using them more by 11 percentage points. 

But the data shows that men still use those tools more regularly than women........

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