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A controlled experiment published in 2026 found that participants paid female-presenting AI agents 10% less than male-presenting ones for identical work using identical technology. Researchers from the University of Zurich, the University of ...
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If you were laid off from a tech role in the past year and told that automation would absorb your work, the company that let you go may be circling back. A Wakefield Research survey conducted in August 2026 on behalf of GFT Technologies found ...
New research out of Emory University delivers a pointed message for talent acquisition leaders in STEM: rewriting a job description is not enough to move female-applicant conversion rates. Women who believed a role had higher female ...
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