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Why Are Women Still Left Out of the AI Boom? The Hidden Gender Gap in Tech

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: March 8, 2025 5:12 pm
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Why is the AI revolution leaving women behind—and what will it take to close the gap?

In a world where technology is rapidly evolving, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just changing industries—it’s also breaking down barriers and creating new opportunities for women in leadership. Let’s dive into how AI is fostering a more inclusive and equitable workplace.

AI: A Tool for Equality

AI is revolutionizing the workplace in ways that promote fairness and inclusivity. Flexible remote work options, unbiased hiring tools, and transparent pay systems are becoming standard practices. These advancements ensure that women have the same opportunities to succeed as men.

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For example, AI-driven tools that anonymize resumes help eliminate gender biases, allowing candidates to be judged solely on their skills and qualifications.

Despite these positive changes, women are still underrepresented in AI-related fields. Globally, women hold only 26% of AI jobs, and this number drops to 15% in cloud computing. In leadership roles, the gap is even more pronounced, with women making up just 16% of tenure-track AI faculty worldwide.

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Bridging the Gap with Mentorship and Training

To address this disparity, companies are investing in mentorship and training programs. These initiatives are designed to equip women with the skills and confidence needed to excel in tech-driven roles. For instance, Accenture has successfully increased female representation in AI roles to 35% through targeted efforts.

Voices of Change

Somdutta Singh, Serial Entrepreneur and CEO of Assiduus Global, highlights the transformative impact of AI on workplace equality. She notes that while AI-driven tools have significantly reduced hiring biases, there is still much work to be done to achieve gender parity in tech and leadership roles.

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A Call to Action

As we continue to embrace digital transformation, it’s crucial for women not only to participate but to lead the way. By fostering inclusivity and providing equal opportunities, we can ensure that women play a pivotal role in shaping the future of work. The journey towards gender equality in the workplace is ongoing, but with AI as a powerful ally, the future looks promising.

In this era of technological innovation, let’s champion inclusivity and empower women to take the lead. Together, we can build a future where everyone has the chance to thrive and succeed.

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