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Disaggregating the AI elite: Gender, age, and education differences among professionals engaged in AI development
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Amid the society-wide onrush of artificial intelligence, asking ‘who creates AI?’ holds great urgency. A questionnaire-based study conceptualising ‘AI elite’ as a narrower group than the conventionally considered ‘coding elite’ found that only 5% of the 16,808 engineering and technology professional
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