Gender Differences and Perceptions in Artificial Intelligence Use
A Pew Research Center study revealed disparities between women and men in usage frequency, platform preferences, and future perceptions regarding artificial intelligence technologies.
A study conducted by the Pew Research Center reveals differences in how women and men in the U.S. use artificial intelligence technologies and perceive their future.
Use of Artificial Intelligence Chatbots
The research shows that men and women are tied in their overall usage rates of AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot. However, when it comes to regular use, the proportion of men is higher.
Usage Frequency and Preferred Platforms
According to the data, 27% of men state that they use chatbots every day, while this rate remains at 20% among women. Additionally, men more commonly use specific brands such as Copilot, Gemini, Grok, and Claude.
Perception of Productivity and Smart Device Ownership
Men express at a higher rate than women that chatbots contribute to their productivity. In terms of smart device ownership, women lead in smartwatches.
Outlook on the Future and Negative Approach
Women have a more distant and negative perspective on the future of artificial intelligence compared to men. A large portion of women think that artificial intelligence is advancing too rapidly.