Why Female Robots Are Seen as More Human Than Their Male Counterparts

Artificial intelligence has long been criticized for its gender imbalance, with female robots and virtual assistants being designed to exhibit more human-like qualities than their male counterparts. This phenomenon is not limited to just a few examples; rather, it’s a pervasive trend that has drawn sharp criticism from media outlets and organizations such as UNESCO. The widespread use of femininity in AI objects raises important questions about the underlying reasons for this practice and its potential consequences.