Study: Half of American Adults Claim to Know Fictitious AI Experts

A study found that about half of American adults claimed to recognize two AI experts who do not exist. Coverage says this reveals a deeper gender gap in whose expertise gets noticed, despite talk of closing the gap.

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• The study found that about half of American adults claimed to recognize two AI experts who do not exist.

  «Nearly half of U.S. adults claimed to recognize two AI experts who don’t actually exist.»

  Psychology Today
• Coverage argues that this finding reveals a deeper gender gap concerning whose expertise is noticed.

  «This surprising finding reveals a deeper gender gap in AI, around whose expertise gets noticed.»

  Psychology Today
• The article headline asks whether the gender gap in AI has actually been closed, according to a new study.

  «New Research Says the AI Gender Gap Has Closed. Has It?»

  Psychology Today

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