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Welcome to "AI with Shaily!" 🎉 I'm Shailendra Kumar, your guide on this journey through the intriguing world of artificial intelligence. Today, we’re tackling a significant issue that emerged from the recent Paris AI Summit—how AI intersects with the gender pay gap. It’s a critical discussion that reveals how our advancements in technology could inadvertently exacerbate the very inequalities we aim to address. 

At the summit, influential leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took the stage to discuss these pressing matters. A notable point was raised by Gilbert Houngbo, the head of the International Labour Organization, who highlighted a concerning trend: AI is increasingly taking over clerical jobs that are predominantly held by women. This isn’t merely a tech issue; it signals a potential widening of the gaps we are striving to close. As AI creates new job opportunities, these roles often come with lower pay and less security, prompting a crucial question: Are we genuinely making progress, or merely redistributing existing inequalities? 🤔

On a more hopeful note, Deloitte has predicted that by the end of 2025, women in the U.S. will either equal or surpass men in experimenting with AI. This sounds promising! 🌟 However, it brings up another important consideration—are we prepared to confront the inherent gender biases in AI systems that can affect critical areas such as hiring and healthcare? The conversation is vibrant on social media, with many debating whether AI will serve as an economic equalizer or merely amplify existing disparities.

Reflecting on my personal journey in AI, I remember when I first envisioned a future where technology could help us tackle longstanding problems rather than create new challenges. The discussions at the summit reignite that vision and underscore the responsibility we, as AI practitioners, hold in guiding technology toward equity. 

I also want to share a valuable tip for fellow AI enthusiasts: always scrutinize your data! 🔍 It’s essential to delve deep into the datasets you’re using. Machines can easily inherit biases, but with careful examination and a commitment to fairness, we can adjust the systems to promote inclusivity.

As we wrap up, let me leave you with a thought-provoking quote: "Technology is best when it brings people together." 🤝 As we navigate the world of AI, let’s focus on harnessing its potential for unity rather than division.

I’m eager to continue this conversation with you! Join me on my social media platforms like YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium, where we explore these discussions further. Don’t forget to subscribe for more insightful updates on AI. I invite you to share your thoughts in the comments—how do you believe AI should be governed to ensure it benefits everyone equally? 

Remember, as we race towards innovation, let’s ensure that no one is left behind. Thank you for tuning in, and until next time, this is Shaily signing off! ✌️

AI and the Gender Pay Gap: Bridging Inequality or Widening Divides?

[Lyrics]

The rich and the famous, the kings of the list
The world bows down, they clench their fists
"They earned their place, through struggle and might!"
But tell me now, does that sound right?


The takers, the thieves, the freeloading kings
Built their empire on broken wings
What makes them so high, what makes us so low?
Have you ever stopped to know?


First come, first served, that’s how the game goes
With wealth as a weapon, the rich only grow
Yet we’re fed the lie, the tale we’re told
"Hard work alone turns dust into gold."


Think again, look and see
Why are they rich, why aren’t we?
Did they climb, or were they carried high?
Do you buy into the lie?


They fear the hate, so they throw their share
"A noble act, beyond compare!"
A drop in the ocean, yet people cheer
Forgetting why they hoard so dear.


Think again, look and see
Why are they rich, why aren’t we?
They play the game, you pay the fee
And they laugh at fools like you and me.


Boardroom feasts, offshore gold
Stocks make billions, the workers fold
They cut our throats to feed their greed
But tell us, “It’s what we need.”


Think again, look and see
Why are they rich, why aren’t we?
They steal the world, yet walk so free
While we drown in poverty.


This list you praise, this crown of lies
Hides their crimes behind disguise
To hoard, to steal, to never give back
Their fortune built on what we lack.

"We pay no tax, we play it smart!"
"Blame the system, it's not our part!"
"The poor should work, no time to whine."
"The lazy ones get left behind!"


But the man who works from dawn till night
Still pays his taxes, makes things right
While billionaires just shift their gold
To hidden vaults, to keep their hold.


"It's just business, don't take it wrong!"
"The system's broken, not our song!"
Yet when the poor are drowning deep
Their voices echo, lost in sleep.

There is no need to feast every day. 
You'll get fat.
There is no need to live in a huge mansion. 
It's a hassle to clean.
There is no need to own multiple supercars. 
You'll only drive one.
There is no need for a yacht or a private jet. 
Carpooling is enough.


"Oh, it's necessary in high society..."
"If you don't have it, you'll be looked down upon..."
Being looked down upon—that’s fine. It’s trivial.
Isn't such display behaviour the same as wild animals?

Foolish pride, peacock dance
A rich man’s cry, a poor man’s chance
Think carefully, and know your place.
You are merely a wealth usurper.

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[Chorus]
We’re dancin’ in the deficit,
Debt-debt-debt-dancin’ in the deficit.
Bills due, but your lips—yeah, I’ll risk it,
The club’s a food bank, but we’re twisted in it.
Feel the squeeze (Uh-huh), feel the squeeze (C’mon),
Kiss me through the overdraft, your love’s a zero fee.
They’re raisin’ rates, we’re raisin’ hell on minimum wage,
If the world’s on layaway, at least we’re all the rage.

[Bridge]
Windfall, windfall, crash the market,
Hand to mouth, but we spark it.
Take this coupon, double down,
“Forever”’s just a rent-controlled town.
Love’s a bull run, short the lies,
Broke and brilliant, monetize.
Windfall, windfall—everybody in?
Debt-dancin’ where the real fun begins.

[Verse 2]
Your touch feels like a raise, but my paycheck’s stuck in 2012,
We UberPool to IKEA, build a bedframe where we dream.
They tax our patience, but we’re smilin’ through the grind—
Romance on payment plans, 0% APR, fine.
You quote Marx in the moonlight, I meme stock your despair,
Our Venmo’s a love language: “For therapy—we’ll split air.”
We’re Tinder in a recession—swipe left on the elite,
Our future’s algorithmic, but your laugh’s a stimulus cheat.

[Chorus]
We’re dancin’ in the deficit,
Debt-debt-debt-dancin’ in the deficit.
Bills due, but your lips—yeah, I’ll risk it,
The club’s a food bank, but we’re twisted in it.
Feel the squeeze (Uh-huh), feel the squeeze (C’mon),
Kiss me through the overdraft, your love’s a zero fee.
They’re raisin’ rates, we’re raisin’ hell on minimum wage,
If the world’s on layaway, at least we’re all the rage.

[Outro]
“GDP’s a flatline, but our pulse skips a beat,
Love’s the only equity that’s recession-proof sweet.
They’ll repo the couch, but not the way you sigh—
We’re subprime, sublime, and hell, at least we’re alive.”
(Dance, dance, dance…)

[Interlude]
Feel the squeeze
Feel the squeeze
Feel the squeeze
Feel the squeeze

[Verse 3]
My paycheck’s thinner than the soup line at the shelter,
You’re swipe-right perfect but my card’s declined at the deli.
They say love’s a bargain—marked up 300%,
We’re priced out of passion, can’t afford the sentiment.
Your kiss? A stimulus, my heart’s a sinking fund,
Date nights at Food Basics, “babe, this is gourmet, hun.”
Landlords hike the rent while CEOs collect the bailout—
Our love’s collateral, but baby, let’s spend the hell out.


Feel The Squeeze

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The System

Would it kill you to smile, darling? Perhaps… 

 A men-only charity dinner. A clutch of young waitresses.

The jokes are uncomfortable. The hands linger. The collars loosen.

Behind closed doors, the wine flows.

The night is dark. The faces blur. The memories warp.

Behind closed doors, the money flows.

But revenge is sweet and justice is a burning flame.

Behind closed doors, the blood flows…

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We got enough.
.....So much
..........it's obvious
we've got enough.
But it's not,
not ever enough
to stop us wanting
more.
.....More.
..........More.
We constantly feast.
We eat and we eat
'till we can't eat anymore.
The barns are full-
stuffed on all the floors
full up to the doors.
We can't get more meat
inside the freezer stores.
We got
.....plenty
..........plenty                
...............plenty.
One dark spark
says we might run empty.
It creates a frenzy and
driven by fear and envy
we all cry out for more.
More.
.....More.
..........More.

YOU HEAR ME?
YOU HEAR ME?
YOU HEAR ME?

We got enough.
.....So much
..........it's obvious
we've got enough.
But it's not,
not ever enough
to stop us wanting
more.
.....More.
..........More.

It's a very small world
full of very tall stories.
Fakers on the make.
The greedy on the take.
And it's a big mistake
to believe in the TV.
But no-one will be told.
It's the same old,
.....same old,
..........same old.
The greedy are grinning
happy that they're winning.
The poor
.....stay hungry and hangry.
Plenty
.....ain't coming their way.
It's a very small world
full of very tall stories.
Fakers on the make.
The greedy on the take.
And it's a big mistake
to believe in the TV.
But no-one will be told.
It's the same old,
.....same old,
..........same old.
The greedy are grinning
happy that they're winning.
The poor
.....stay hungry and hangry.
Plenty
.....ain't coming their way.

We got enough.
.....So much
..........it's obvious
we've got enough.
But it's not,
not ever enough
to stop us wanting
more.
.....More.
..........More.
We constantly feast.
We eat and we eat
'till we can't eat anymore.
The barns are full-
stuffed on all the floors
full up to the doors.
We can't get more meat
inside the freezer stores.
We got
.....plenty
..........plenty                
...............plenty.
One dark spark
says we might run empty.
It creates a frenzy and
driven by fear and envy
we all cry out for more.
More.
.....More.
..........More.

YOU HEAR ME?
YOU HEAR ME?
YOU HEAR ME?

We got enough.
.....So much
..........it's obvious
we've got enough.
But it's not,
not ever enough
to stop us wanting
more.
.....More.
..........More.

It's a very small world
full of very tall stories.
Fakers on the make.
The greedy on the take.
And it's a big mistake
to believe in the TV.
But no-one will be told.
It's the same old,
.....same old,
..........same old.
The greedy are grinning
happy that they're winning.
The poor
.....stay hungry and hangry.
Plenty
.....ain't coming their way.
It's a very small world
full of very tall stories.
Fakers on the make.
The greedy on the take.
And it's a big mistake
to believe in the TV.
But no-one will be told.
It's the same old,
.....same old,
..........same old.
The greedy are grinning
happy that they're winning.
The poor
.....stay hungry and hangry.
Plenty
.....ain't coming their way.

YOU HEAR ME?
YOU HEAR ME?
YOU HEAR ME?

PLENTY

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I will damage your lungs.
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