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The Digital Mirror: Gender Bias and Occupational Stereotypes in AI-Generated Images
Generative AI offers vast opportunities for creating visualisations, such as graphics, videos, and images. However, recent studies around AI-generated visualisations have primarily focused on the creation process and image quality, overlooking representational biases. This study addresses this gap b
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