The New Misogyny of Artificial Intelligence

The new big brother Artificial intelligence is considered neutral-but it learns from a world full of inequality. And it seems to like pornography. This book shows how algorithms recode old misogyny and why discrimination in the digital world is rarely a coincidence, but rather a system. And the more data collection escalates, the worse it gets. With a clear perspective and scientific depth, the author analyzes how AI reinforces social power relations. And why improvement is unlikely in today's structures. A compelling analysis of the power of data, the blind spots of technology, and the difficult possibility of feminist, responsible AI. Bremen University Press has published over 5,500 specialist books in various languages since 2005. November 2025