Men Use AI Chatbots More Than Women, But Gap Is Narrowing, Pew Finds

Women generally hold a more negative view of artificial intelligence than men, according to new findings from the Pew Research Center. The study reports that 27% of men say they use a chatbot on a daily basis, compared to 20% of women. However, the gap in usage is shrinking, suggesting that attitudes and adoption rates are evolving. The research highlights gender differences in perceptions of AI and its role in daily life. These findings offer valuable insights into how different demographics interact with emerging technologies and the factors that influence their adoption.