AI might be making women sound bad at work
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THE AI ANGLE
Producing less formal text from female-associated promptsResearchers found that major AI chatbots produce less complex and less formal emails when prompts contain language associated with women. Prompts with language associated with men generated longer and more formal drafts across all tested models. Workplace communicators using these systems risk generating lower-level drafts that alter how recipients perceive them.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Instructors can discuss whether technology companies must fix model bias or whether employees must adapt their natural language to get professional results.Read the original at techxplore.com Generate teaching or study materials
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