Share your opinion: What Shapes Women’s Participation in AI?

Share your opinion: What Shapes Women’s Participation in AI?

Jonas Bernitt and Danielle Naafs, AFEdemy

According to Eurostat, nearly one in three people (32.7%) aged 16–74 in the European Union used generative AI tools in 2025 for personal, work-related, and educational purposes (Eurostat, 2025). This clearly shows that AI is no longer a niche technology, but an integral part of everyday life for millions across Europe. Yet, EU data also reveals a persistent gap: women remain significantly underrepresented in AI and digital careers. This is not a question of talent or interest, but of structural barriers, stereotypes, and unequal access to opportunities.

This is exactly where the Erasmus+ project AI for ALL comes in. Our project examines barriers to female participation in AI education programmes and works toward creating more inclusive pathways into knowledge and careers.

👉 Share your opinion!

We invite you to take part in a short survey and help us better understand what holds women back — and what truly motivates them to engage with AI. The survey is open to everybody and welcomes participants with both high and low levels of AI skills. It has a duration of 6-8 minutes and can be accessed by the following link: 

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