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Story summary
- A CNBC survey of 6,330 participants shows a gender gap in attitudes toward AI: 69% of men vs 61% of women.
- The same survey finds 64% of women never use AI, compared with 55% of men.
- Sheryl Sandberg, former Meta Platforms chief operating officer, warns that unequal AI training could widen gender disparities in career advancement.
- The trend could have negative consequences for both companies and the economy.
