AI may be making women's emails and job applications sound less professional

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Johns Hopkins researchers found that AI models like GPT-4, Llama, Gemini, and Vibe generate less formal and less complex workplace writing when prompts include language patterns typically associated with women. This effect was observed in emails, job applications, and resignation letters, suggesting AI may inadvertently reinforce gendered communication stereotypes.

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