Breaking Bias With AI Agents

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Authors: V Vishnupriya, Booma Jayapalan, Varsha C K
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Abstract

Gender equality, recognized as Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG 5) by the United Nations, remains a global priority in addressing social, economic, and cultural disparities.While progress has been made, persistent challenges such as unequal access to education, workplace discrimination, safety concerns, and limited representation in leadership continue to hinder equality.Emerging technologies, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), present innovative opportunities to accelerate progress toward this goal.This project explores the role of AI agents as practical tools for promoting gender equality through awareness, empowerment, and systemic change.AI agents can function as personalized educators, delivering interactive lessons, stories, and quizzes to dismantle stereotypes and raise awareness among students and communities.In workplaces, AI systems can analyse hiring processes, job descriptions, and salary structures to identify and mitigate gender bias, while also enabling anonymous reporting of harassment or discrimination.Safety-focused AI agents, such as multilingual chatbots and voice assistants, can provide real-time support for women in vulnerable situations by connecting them to resources and trusted contacts.Additionally, AI-driven platforms can serve policymakers by collecting and analyzing gender-related data, generating insights to inform inclusive policies.This initiative emphasizes the dual role of AI agents as both awareness-builders and change-enablers.By combining education, empowerment, and accountability, AI has the potential to address structural inequalities and create inclusive environments.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Ethics and Social Impacts of AI AI and HR Technologies Artificial Intelligence Applications

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Advancement and Innovation in Technology and Research
Volume
3
Issue
1
Pages
45–47
Publication date
1 January 2026