AI jobs offer an average annual salary of $177,000, more than double that of non-AI positions, but women account for only 26% of AI-related job postings.
New research shows that the average annual salary for AI-related positions is approximately $177,000, significantly higher than the approximately $80,000 for non-AI positions. However, in 2025, women in the US are projected to account for only 26% of hires in AI-skilled roles, compared to 50% in non-AI roles. Furthermore, LinkedIn data indicates that women hold only 13% of C-level leadership positions in AI companies across 27 countries globally. Experts point out that this is not just a skills issue but also involves cultural and structural barriers in recruitment and promotion processes.
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