Framing the Landscape of Technological Enhancements: Artificial Intelligence, Gender Issues, and Ethical Dilemmas

The paper aims to contextualise the relevance of technological anxieties around AI (Artificial Intelligence) as significant gender concerns and facilitators of gender-based violence. It examines how gender became a critical concern for AI development and deployment and how it raises ethical issues, thereby effectively questioning the visible and invisible gender violence and biases in AI technology and Machine Learning. Considering the biases of the data set, labelling, and modelling as significant aspects, it looks for methodological solutions to ensure diversity, fairness, individualism, inclusivity, and non-binariness. The paper takes socio-cultural criticism and posthumanist concerns as tools for examining the various components of AI technology and the embedded risks of magnifying gender violence. It argues that the ethical development of technology demands not only a gender-neutral technological development but, more crucially, a gender-sensitive technology that can make human-computer interaction more vivid and humane.