  Artificial Intelligence with its multifaceted technologies and integral role
in global production significantly impacts gender dynamics particularly in
gendered labor. This paper emphasizes the need to explore AIs broader impacts
on gendered labor beyond its current emphasis on the generation and
perpetuation of epistemic biases. We draw attention to how the AI industry as
an integral component of the larger economic structure is transforming the
nature of work. It is expanding the prevalence of platform based work models
and exacerbating job insecurity particularly for women. Of critical concern is
the increasing exclusion of women from meaningful engagement in the digital
labor force. This issue often overlooked demands urgent attention from the AI
research community. Understanding AIs multifaceted role in gendered labor
requires a nuanced examination of economic transformation and its implications
for gender equity. By shedding light on these intersections this paper aims to
stimulate in depth discussions and catalyze targeted actions aimed at
mitigating the gender disparities accentuated by AI driven transformations.
