Recent research has uncovered a significant gender bias in how artificial intelligence use is perceived in professional environments. Studies found that when both women and men use AI to produce identical work products, women are consistently perceived as less competent than their male counterparts. This disparity in perception exists despite identical outputs and represents a concerning form of workplace bias that could impact career advancement and opportunities. The research highlights how emerging technologies may inadvertently amplify existing gender inequalities rather than create a level playing field. These findings have important implications for organizations implementing AI tools, suggesting that additional measures may be needed to ensure fair evaluation of work regardless of who produces it or what tools they use.

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