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Pew Research Center · October 17, 2026 · On the brief until October 31, 2026

The Gender Gap in AI

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THE AI ANGLE
Diffusing into daily routines with persistent gender divides

A Pew Research Center survey found men and women now report using AI chatbots at similar overall rates. Men still report higher daily usage, greater workplace adoption, and more optimism about the technology. Researchers and educators must address persistent divides in user confidence, daily habits, and future concerns.

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THE TEACHING ANGLE
Classes can examine why equal baseline adoption of chatbots coexists with large gender gaps in confidence, daily usage, and skepticism.

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