Women learning AI have a jump of 300%, but gender differences persist: Report – CNBC TV18

The number of Indian women enrolled in artificial intelligence courses has increased twice, but it is still not enough. According to a new report by online learning platform Cinera, AI course enrollment by women in India has increased by 296%. But they still make only 29.6% of Jeanai learners.

In the report, the ‘closing the gender difference in Jeanai skills’, the cortera AI delays the obstacles faced by women in AI Apscilling and provides solutions to make AI education more inclusive.

India’s AI Boom and Gender division

The report shows that India moves globally in AI adoption, with 1.3 million AI enrollment in 2024 – the highest worldwide. Nevertheless, while women defeated men in geni development, their participation is much lower than a global average of 32%.
Major obstacles and solutions

Playbook designs important challenges:

• Self -confidence interval prevents women from admission in advanced AI courses.
• Lack of time hinders the adoption of skills, but most women in leadership roles are ready to invest in AI learning.
• Lack of relevance hesitates women until AI is associated with practical fields such as health and education.
• Some female role models discourage partnership, although courses with female trainers see 7% high female enrollment.

A call for inclusive AI development

“As the AI ​​literacy becomes a global priority, it is important that India’s Jeanai is rapidly adopted, equally shared,” Karine Alocha said, the global head of enterprise in Cinera. “By empowering more women in AI, various voices will shape the future of AI.”

Playbook AI provides strategy for institutions, governments and businesses to bridge the gender difference.

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