Women are less likely (more than 20 percent less likely, according to one 2025 study) to use generative AI in their everyday lives than men are, a discrepancy known as the 'AI gender gap.'
大多数人认为女性会更快接受新技术，特别是在家务管理方面，但数据显示女性使用AI的频率反而低于男性。这与我们对性别与技术采用关系的普遍认知相悖，暗示技术采用可能受到更深层次的性别角色影响。
There are sharp disparities in use of coding agents. Twice as many researchers with typically male names use coding agents as those with female names. Researchers at top universities are 40% more likely than others to use coding agents.
性别差异(男性使用率是女性的两倍)和机构差异(顶尖大学研究人员使用率高40%)表明编码代理的采用存在显著不平等。这些差异不仅反映了技术获取的不平等，还可能反映了学术环境中的结构性不平等，值得进一步研究这些差异背后的原因。
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