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“AI is sexist, it is biased against women…”: A new UN report says AI may be reinforcing the stereotypes women have fought for years
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2026
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The thesis at of the article is the same stance as Meta. Blaming AI for problems caused by the past, while also acknowledging the past, but continuing to blame AI.
It is like dangling a low hanging fruit in front of feminism in an effort to distract its energy from what it usually represents. It is undermining and insulting. Women are not that dumb.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say at this point.
In what way does the article blame AI for the problems of the past? What is it trying to distract from? and how does it undermine women? Which Meta stance is it reiterating?