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DP18964: Artificial Intelligence-Related Digital Skills and Employment Outcomes for Underrepresented Women
This study examines whether signalling AI-related digital skills improves employment outcomes for women from underrepresented groups in England, defined by race, age, sexual orientation, and autism-spectrum disclosure. The study finds that underrepresented women receive fewer interview invitations a
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