How Pew Research Center used machine vision to study gender in job searches online

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December 11, 2018

Gender and Jobs in Online Image Searches

How Pew Research Center used machine vision to study gender in job searches online

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How Pew Research Center used machine vision to study gender in job searches online

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Gender and Jobs in Online Image Searches
Women appear lower in image search results for common jobs across countries
The percentage of women in image search results for common jobs often differs from reality
Some jobs show similar gender prevalence in image search results across languages
Women are underrepresented in image searches across 57% of jobs
Women appear lower in image search results for most jobs
Some jobs show similar gender prevalence in image search results across languages

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