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Abstract

This manuscript examines the interplay between women, technology, and potential outcomes in developing nations, using India as a case study. It explores how artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics might affect women's prospects, considering their underrepresentation in high-level professions and disproportionate underemployment. The study investigates whether AI will worsen or improve the situation of women in the developing world, addressing a research gap in this area.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Jan 26, 2022

Authors

Shailendra Kumar, Sanghamitra Choudhury

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