Recently, the UK's digital regulator Ofcom released a compelling report exploring gender-based differences in online behavior. The report shows that men significantly surpass women in the usage of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and online dating platforms. According to the survey, approximately 50% of men reported using generative AI in the past year, whereas only 33% of women reported the same. Meanwhile, 29% of women stated they are unfamiliar with generative AI, and 30% indicated that they do not know how to use the technology.

A recent study by Ofcom shows that 80% of British teenagers use generative AI, making them early adopters of Generation Z. Snapchat's My AI and ChatGPT have become the most popular AI tools among teenagers and adult users. Ofcom is concerned about the potential impact of new cybersecurity regulations on AI tools and is urging companies to strengthen product safety measures. Generative AI is widely used in entertainment, work, and learning, but Ofcom has expressed concerns about the risks associated with AI.