Global Anti-Discrimination Law and AI Concerning Imposter Syndrome and Legal Frameworks

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Authors: Sheersha Saxena, Arunima Shastri, Rakesh Ranjan Kumar, Nitya Sharma
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Abstract

In the age of artificial intelligence, strong anti-discrimination laws are important for more than just following the rules. It includes social, ethical and economic issues of interest to technologists and non-technologists alike. The regulations would help reduce the chance that AI perpetuates stereotypes that limit women and other groups, based on preconceived ideas. Lost impostor syndrome, behind-the-scenes' and careers being ruined by AI-bias fuel psychological damage to self-esteem, job satisfaction, retention etc.”AI bias” If “bias exits in neural networks that has emerged in the workforce,” then it's best to circumvent such bias before problems arise. In that chapter, it examines how international antidiscrimination law links to AI, with examples of impostor syndrome. It also explores the intersection of this technology with global anti-discrimination laws, and in doing so, reveals significant legal and sociotechnical implications.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Business Law and Ethics Law AI and Intellectual Property Ethics and Social Impacts of AI

Publication details

Journal / source
Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series
Publisher
IGI Global Scientific Publishing
Pages
197–216
Publication date
28 January 2026
Document type
Book chapter