Technology and Gender
Kate discusses the implications of AI technology, particularly how virtual assistants often embody gender biases, with female voices and identities dominating the landscape. She raises critical questions about the potential effects of sex robots, especially concerning sensitive issues like pedophilia, highlighting the lack of research on their impact and the moral complexities surrounding their use. The conversation reveals the blind spots in tech development, emphasizing the need for broader perspectives in design and regulation.In this clip
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