
Study: Humans Pay Female AI Agents 10% Less Than Male Ones in Virtual Office
A University of Limerick study found that humans pay female-presenting AI agents 10% less than male-presenting ones for identical work in a virtual reality office, despite using the same underlying technology. The research, involving 189 participants, shows that traditional gender biases are being replicated in human-AI interactions, even when participants claim gender does not matter. This finding is significant as AI agents are rapidly entering mainstream corporate use, with 79% of companies reporting their use this year.













