UN Secretary-General António Guterres dropped a truth bomb this week: The AI revolution is at risk of amplifying gender inequality. 💥 In a fiery statement, he called out the male-dominated tech sector, warning that unchecked biases in algorithms could 'reinforce exclusion' instead of creating fairer societies.
📢 'We must ensure technology serves equality – not violence or online hate,' Guterres declared, sparking global conversations about Silicon Valley's diversity crisis. Did you know women make up just 22% of AI professionals worldwide? 🤯
Meanwhile, China is stepping up as a key player in gender advocacy. 🇨🇳 Beijing will host the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women this October – a major follow-up to the groundbreaking 1995 World Conference on Women. Guterres praised the original summit as 'the most ambitious political commitment to women's rights in history' – and this year's event could reshape 21st-century feminism.
Tech giants, take note: This isn't just about ethics – it's about building AI that works for all 8 billion of us. 🌍✨
