Gender Parity in the Intelligent Age 2025

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affect their work. For these two questions, an increasing share of women showed assurance that GenAI would impact their job, while also growing the importance of soft skills. While a limited display of initiative from the workforce to engage with GenAI is to be expected, it will not fuel the seamless integration of new technologies. Many aspects of work will be impacted by GenAI over the coming years, and it is contingent on leaders to lay the path forward. While GenAI may not be a part of every professional future, for workers wanting to participate in the AI economy, tools and transitions need to be identified in a timely matter. Creating a broad understanding of what this change entails will enable workers to find their footing more quickly. 0 10 20 30 40Share (%) Share (%) 0 20 40 60 80(b) Workers with AI Engineering Skills(a) Workers without AI Engineering Skills Augmented by GenAI Disrupted by GenAI Insulated from GenAI Augmented by GenAI Disrupted by GenAI Insulated from GenAIAI impact on workers, men vs women, based on skill profile, 2025 FIGURE 5 Source LinkedIn Economic Graph Research Institute, 2025.Men Women Gender Parity in the Intelligent Age 11
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