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Study highlights gender gap in AI media coverage in Spain

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Briefings

A recent UC3M report reveals a significant gender gap in Spanish AI news coverage, with men appearing as subjects in 41% of stories versus only 5% featuring women. This data highlights a persistent 'glass ceiling' in digital media regarding artificial intelligence topics.

Key points

• Men are the primary subjects in 41% of AI news reports in Spanish media.
• Women are featured in just 5% of these reports, indicating a severe imbalance.

Context

The University Institute of Gender Studies at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid conducted the 'InfoIA' analysis to examine information on artificial intelligence published in digital media.

Limitations

The report covers only recent years and is limited to Spanish media; it does not include data from other countries or languages.

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