Why women trust AI less: missing voices, extra cleanup work, competence penalties
AnnaCiaunica · x · 2026-11-08
A shared viewpoint argues women do trust AI less — and for good reason: their voices are missing from spaces where AI decisions are made, they spend extra time compensating for AI's deficiencies, AI disproportionately harms them, and they face competence penalties when they use it.
A brief but pointed take on the gender dimension of AI adoption and workplace perception.
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